Posted by frostbyte7 1 day ago
Cloudflare Warp is handy, complete tunnel even if not as private as real VPN
since 80% of the web is on cloudflare it accidentally makes it faster anyway
and you don't have to use the cloudflare client, you can use Wireguard
1. contact the ISP and ask wtf they are doing
2. switch ISPs
Edit: oh wait, it finally loaded, 3x3MB images of text with scenery in the background!
I don't trust any public VPN provider because they all start off by lying about what their product does.
All your ISP can tell is you are using a VPN.
The problem with this is you are adding a moving part to your DNS lookups. It might be worth adding two on separate VPS hosts and have your resolver fall back to the second if the first goes down.
Another, usually more minor, problem is that some services (like CDNs) use the source of your DNS query to modify the response so you get sent to a topologically near-by end-point. This means you might notice such services being slower as you are sent to a PoP near your VPN host not one closer to your actual location.
Can't speak for Hetzner, but considering VPN use in Russia and China - I'd imagine most EU\US vps providers have someone's 3x-ui, remnawave or naked v2ray installed.
Plus - how are they going to detect your remnawave node sitting on 443 port? For them it's just some traffict.
And if you are worried about the amount (torrents) - you don't really need to torrent though them. You just need an access to a torrect tracker to get your magnet link and meta info.
Most default configs for 'ray have torrents locks for this very reason - you communicate with other people (seeds\peers) directly.
What about all the outgoing traffic? That's going to be hard to mask unless you have another VPN for outbound
Fedora, for example, provides torrent access (including RSS feed) for its releases: https://fedoraproject.org/torrents/45/