All the better, you know how to find help.

You might even be a better windows fixer than someone certified simply for that. That, and you’ll share your learning process with that person asking for help.

Mullvad on desktop has QUIC protocol encapsulation so that wireguard just looks like normal https traffic.

There’s also shadowsocks protocol encapsulation to look like ssh traffic. And that’s even available on mobile too.

I’d love to see them audited.

Back when they were in the US, they closed shop and moved to Iceland to avoid turning over data for a subpoena.

That’s both admirable and an admission that they had longs to turn over.

But that they generate accounts on the fly like the best? Is promising in context.

You know how the US government has 3 branches that are supposed to check and balance each other? We should teach that Corporations, Government, and Individuals/Unions operate similarly.

Corporate terms of service check individuals against abusing others. So do government laws.

Government is supposed to check corporations from abusing their customers. And customer boycotts moderate corporate behavior.

And corporations… Apparently moderate the flow of information to individuals so the companies always manufacture consent. And lobby for their own advantage.

If nothing else, by describing how it is, we can have a real conversation about how fucked/okay all of this is, and examine what parts of this framework are actually functioning.

And in that, we can explore where Unions fit - as 3rd party bosses steeped in corruption, or as genuine representatives of their people. And explore how to rebound in just the one context, because we are good citizens. 😇😅😉

Damn, that actually sucks.

Especially when virtualization options are expensive/unavailable on mobile CPUs.

Perhaps there’s this magic app called a “web-browser” I could introduce you to…