Ok boys, need some help. I am in China and in the last few years the
government here have clamped down on VPNs and the internet in general .
All the usually one like Express VPN, Astril, Nord rarely work despite
their usual bullshit marketing. Even if you manage to get it working it
seems like that government throttle the incoming speeds to suspected IP
agrees that its like a 56K dial up modem .
Whatever the technological reason is reason, Apple phone , iPad seems
ok , however I need a Windows PC solution for work, (and perhaps a bit
of light hearted tyranny midget porn).
A mate mentioned that it may be possible to rent a private server space
with a dedicated IP address in UK and have all traffic route through
that? Is that possible?
Cheers
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Ashwin Campbell
May 14
Renting a private server space with a dedicated IP in the UK could be a workaround worth exploring. It's not foolproof, but it might offer more stability than the commercial VPNs. Plus, routing all your traffic through it could potentially bypass some of the throttling issues you're experiencing. As for proxies, I've heard good things about Residential Proxies Provider. They can offer a more reliable and less detectable solution compared to traditional data center proxies. Might be worth giving them a shot.
