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Mesopotamius the Archipetromandrite2019-11-01 12:53:27
Mesopotamius the Archipetromandrite, 2019-11-01 12:53:27
Will VPN from DPI help?
Is it possible to protect against deep packet inspection by using a VPN?
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Can. But this is about the same as trying to deceive the face recognition system by sticking on a short black beard and wearing a skullcap :) The very fact of using a VPN will attract attention, and if it is terminated outside the Russian Federation, then they will definitely take it into account. Do you think that everyone mimics https for no reason?
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Markus Saar, 2019-11-01 @P0b1azz3d
You can defend yourself. It was for this that the technology of virtual private networks was originally created.
If encryption is used and the connection to the VPN is successful, no DPI will get into the channel for reading and manipulation.
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CityCat4, 2019-11-01 @CityCat4
Is it possible to protect against deep packet inspection by using a VPN?
Can. But this is about the same as trying to deceive the face recognition system by sticking on a short black beard and wearing a skullcap :) The very fact of using a VPN will attract attention, and if it is terminated outside the Russian Federation, then they will definitely take it into account. Do you think that everyone mimics https for no reason?
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