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A VPN doesn't protect you against tracking or fingerprinting and itself can track you
Although I would largely agree, it isn't necessarily as bad as the haters make it sound. Most security software the MiTMs certificates just move the trust to that software. They generally ignore EV certificates and other prominent certs (so they aren't snooping on your banking), and do check for cert validation/expiration/other issues. I know AdGuard filters all certs, and I also feel more comfortable with the browser being the termination point, I also feel there's a lot more to it than the HTTPS scanning downers state.
Actually IVPN uses dns level filtering to block some tracking. Not because it's a VPN, but it is a service of their DNS.
I do realise that, however IVPN has an anti-tracking feature in addition to it being a VPN, it also has two levels. Apart from it being the finest VPN east of the Mississippi
I would not trust antitracking in vpn, for me sound like this:I do realise that, however IVPN has an anti-tracking feature in addition to it being a VPN, it also has two levels. Apart from it being the finest VPN east of the Mississippi
Just as well you didn't spend $100 on buying it then... (£80:39 UK Pounds) worth each & every pennyI would not trust antitracking in vpn, for me sound like this:
antitracking:vpn=privacy:avast
May i ask why u need a vpn? I rly dont understand why ppls use itJust as well you didn't spend $100 on buying it then... (£80:39 UK Pounds) worth each & every penny
Public wifi when traveling. And geo-restricted streaming. Not many other reasons. Unless you don't trust your ISP, but they have ways of watching anyway.
Yes for http is this not encrypted but @security123 was talking about blocking this connection through adgaurd application but I find https only so I suggest to block port 80 in the firewall to for that purpose as I think all browser must support also porting in 443 for https that the only method I mag think of it
I also use IVPN on my cellular service, because it blocks ads well and I don't like Safari.
On android i have installed firefox that let me install extensions
Android is much more flexible than iOS. Adblockers only work for Safari. Though Firefox's tracker blocking gets rid of quite a few ads on iOS.
Can't you use your favorite DNS service which block ads? Works systemwide
If it's for some specific apps and services that don't use HTTP on port 80 then it's alright but blocking port 80 system wide for all apps isn't recommended.
yes but i don't think of any other app using port 80 except of web browser for web server request
It's not the case. Actually even Windows Update uses port 80 along with port 443. So, it shouldn't be blocked system wide.
It's possible to block ports for specific apps via Windows Firewall.
