Other ways to VPN

The other popular way to roll your own open-source VPN is with the OpenVPN protocol.

This is a much more complicated beast than WireGuard, but it’s still easy enough to get started with a simple setup. This all relies on you having access to a remote server (if you want to use a VPN in the conventional way), and on you being confident that said server won’t be compromised. Because if it was there’s not much point in running a VPN on it. We’re not going to recommend any commercial service over any other, but we’d consider Mozilla a force for good in a world full of Metas and Alphabets and Yahoo! And it so happens you can support them by subscribing to their VPN service. It uses WireGuard (without you having to plan your subnets) and works with Linux. It might be a little…

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