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Re:GoVPN – simple secure free software virtual private netwo... by austerity on Friday March 13, 2015 @03:14PM (#9199297)
People looking to set up their own VPN server are missing the point. Your run-off-the-mill hoster is not any more trustworthy than a run-off-the-mill VPN provider so you aren't gaining anything security-wise. In fact you are losing (slightly) by having your traffic exiting the tunnel stick out where with a shared IP extra effort (potentially non-trivial) would be required to tell your traffic apart from that of other users. A subscription with a reputable VPN provider costs less or as much as a VPS with a reputable VPS provider, so you aren't gaining anything cost-wise either.

If you do it for the skillz, sure, but otherwise it's completely pointless.

Edit: Just to make it clear, that wasn't directed at the project here, but at some of the comments in this and other VPN-related threads. Another VPN protocol and implementation is always cool. (although Windows users need love too)

Re:GoVPN – simple secure free software virtual private netwo... by mobiplayer on Friday March 13, 2015 @04:41PM (#9199916)
You've got some good points there, bu not everyone is a freedom fighter or overly concerned about their privacy up to that level. Some people just don't want to be snooped on by your casual script kiddie while on public wifi.
Re:GoVPN – simple secure free software virtual private netwo... by alyandon on Friday March 13, 2015 @04:55PM (#9199975)
That or having your web browsing data mined by your home ISP.
Re:GoVPN – simple secure free software virtual private netwo... by EugeneOZ on Saturday March 14, 2015 @03:57PM (#9203951)
you can setup VPS with VPN on Google Cloud Platform for $6 per month + $1 traffic. It works pretty stable. And you can use any amount of devices and be sure about logs not only because you read it in marketing materials. Most of VPN providers gives single device plan for this price and all promises about logs are just words (maybe honest, who knows).