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RainmakerRaw · 22-09-2015, 11:02

No I've not seen anything like that before, it's a nice re-use of open source firmware. You can obviously connect to any VPN server using a suitable router, but those specific features are Vypr-specific. Whether they're any use to you considering your IP will be logged for 30 days+ in order to cooperate with copyright notices etc is down to you. Personally I'd use pfSense and set it up manually on a real no-logging provider. Ironically the US has no mandatory data retention laws, so if they wanted to Vypr/Goldenfrog could easily set up the VPN as a zero knowledge network. They choose not to.

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RainmakerRaw Inactive Join Date: Jan 2010 Services: Gig1 Posts: 230	Re: VPN Virgin No I've not seen anything like that before, it's a nice re-use of open source firmware. You can obviously connect to any VPN server using a suitable router, but those specific features are Vypr-specific. Whether they're any use to you considering your IP will be logged for 30 days+ in order to cooperate with copyright notices etc is down to you. Personally I'd use pfSense and set it up manually on a real no-logging provider. Ironically the US has no mandatory data retention laws, so if they wanted to Vypr/Goldenfrog could easily set up the VPN as a zero knowledge network. They choose not to.