I'm using windscribe, both the proxy version and desktop version together and both of them are encrypting my data. Do i still need https everywhere when I'm using both?
Do I still need HTTPS Everywhere with Windscribe VPN (Extension+Client)?
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HTTPS Everywhere helps to encrypt your browsing and communication by rewriting all http connections in the more secure HTTPS, if the site we are using is compatible.
Windscribe uses AES 256 with SHA-512 and 4096-bit RSA key plus a firewall that allows the IP will never be exposed, even in the case of loss of connection with Windscribe.
So I think that HTTPS Everywhere is redundant when you are using WS.
Windscribe uses AES 256 with SHA-512 and 4096-bit RSA key plus a firewall that allows the IP will never be exposed, even in the case of loss of connection with Windscribe.
So I think that HTTPS Everywhere is redundant when you are using WS.
That's provided you always use Windscribe and starts with Windows start.
What happens if the website blocks the use of a VPN? I'm not talking of state firewall here
I think it's better just to leave the HTTPS extension there. No harm, right?
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