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Will the provider pay attention to such traffic?
With parents connected to the same provider, the parents on the router raised the VPN server. If they have any problems with the computer, I connect remotely and set it up.
Actually, the question is, I can connect to them even with a negative balance and when I connect via VPN, the Internet starts working for me, am I violating the contract with the provider and will he pay attention to this?
Despite the fact that the provider, with a negative balance, still lets you go to certain sites (Savings Bank, etc.)
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Do you want to say that you connect via VPN to your parents and go to tyrnet through them? I don't think it will. Tyrnet traffic comes from parents where the service is paid for. If your connection works even with a negative balance, then local traffic is not charged. For the provider, your traffic to your parents is local, which is not charged, and traffic from your parents to the tyrnet is paid by your parents.
Providers do not care, now they can withdraw money from the account through the courts. They don't care about such traffic - you will pay anyway sooner or later for all consumed communication services.
Most likely it won't. Since you can connect to them with any balance, it means that the local traffic of the provider is free and it does not block it even with a negative balance. And the fact that you go to the Internet like that, he won’t be able to find out at all if he doesn’t sniff your traffic and conduct query analytics.
But if you are worried, please contact your provider with this question. If such behavior, in the opinion of the provider, violates the contract, they will tell you about it, but they will most likely not close anything to you.
In a single case, no one will close. use yourself quietly and tell less. If the provider sees that you are abusing subscribers, they will take action.
Just in case, re-read the contract with the provider, what is said about this on the network. Most likely nothing is said or somehow generalized.
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