Re:Block Ads in Apps on Android
by Fnoord on Wednesday February 20, 2019 @01:26PM
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> Sadly, you won't be able to use QUIC or HTTP3 if you do, but I don't think that's much of an issue these days.
Should still be possible. Xs4all had port 80 set up so that if you'd SSH to it, you'd get connected to their shell while with a browser (the normal modus operandi) you'd end up on their website. It worked very well in some of the more oppressive regimes where traffic to port 22 was blocked.
I also don't serve HTTP(S) content on my home connection. I only host WireGuard, that's part of the point.
Re:Block Ads in Apps on Android
by alias_neo on Wednesday February 20, 2019 @02:43PM
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Indeed this, I only host WireGuard and now you mention it, it'd only take me a second to switch the WireGuard port to 443 or something to test the port theory.
Should still be possible. Xs4all had port 80 set up so that if you'd SSH to it, you'd get connected to their shell while with a browser (the normal modus operandi) you'd end up on their website. It worked very well in some of the more oppressive regimes where traffic to port 22 was blocked.
I also don't serve HTTP(S) content on my home connection. I only host WireGuard, that's part of the point.