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<blockquote data-quote="Cleo" data-source="post: 1083200" data-attributes="member: 87751"><p>It wasn't hard to connect the Google VPN desktop app to different countries by changing my DNS settings. Many sites that block VPNs still work with the Google One VPN desktop app. The main one that I use is Amazon Prime. The Google One VPN was one of few popular VPNs that explicitly stated that they didn't track users and was noted for that in a Naomi Brockwell lecture. It wasn't perfect. They never solved their problem with systems with more than one network adapter running or manually set network metric values. It did work in conjunction with other desktop VPN apps since Google's was a virtual adapter with VPN passthrough. I suppose that's why it worked with Twingate. I certainly saw some positives and some negatives from my experience.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cleo, post: 1083200, member: 87751"] It wasn't hard to connect the Google VPN desktop app to different countries by changing my DNS settings. Many sites that block VPNs still work with the Google One VPN desktop app. The main one that I use is Amazon Prime. The Google One VPN was one of few popular VPNs that explicitly stated that they didn't track users and was noted for that in a Naomi Brockwell lecture. It wasn't perfect. They never solved their problem with systems with more than one network adapter running or manually set network metric values. It did work in conjunction with other desktop VPN apps since Google's was a virtual adapter with VPN passthrough. I suppose that's why it worked with Twingate. I certainly saw some positives and some negatives from my experience. [/QUOTE]
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