Anybody want a 6 month free VPN Account?
 

SnugVPN is going to start their beta program soon and beta testers will receive 6 months of service for free.

Get your beta account here: https://www.snugvpn.com/beta-program-request/

You are welcome!

nice thanks!

Is it your project?

Does it mean that you will sniff all traffic on beta accounts?
Put some terms&c, thx...

Terms and Conditions will be up on the site before the beta invitations go out. And no, there will be no packet sniffing. That is an instant out of business move, lol.

Interesting offer indeed . . .

How to harvest emails..

LOL, yeah spend a few hundred grand building a VPN company to scrape emails. Great business plan. Oh GFY how I have missed you.

I signed up!
:winkwink:

email, w**2@*********un.net

thx

:thumbsup

I'll give it a try.

6 months free is certainly going to lure a few customers.

:thumbsup

I hope so

Hey, do you have a skype/etc. that I can reach you on? Thanks!

I will send you a PM

book-mark.. that's a blast from the past :)
Used to love your tgp back in the day! :thumbsup

Those were the days

Invites went out today

signed up :thumbsup interested in knowing how much this will be in 6 months...

I´ll await an email :2 cents:

We have not quite decided yet

I will give it a try, why not!

I Want it dude, please pm

I applied thanks

Why not make your own VPN instead? It's easy and almost free.



There are lots of other tutorials on how to do it as well.

OpenVPN is a good tool, but not much point in installing on a Pie, if you you are looking for a service you can connect to outside, so hide your private connection. (unless you can find a hosting provider that want your Pie in their datacenter :) )

I have a setup on AWS where I fire up the instance via the CLI in whatever region I want to connect to, and then use that server as breakout.

It's only turned on when in use, so it have never cost me more than $15 a month... And nobody have access to my data that way - the volumes are encrypted with my own keys, so it can not be broken before they really start selling Quantum computers.

On top of that, it have a new breakout IP everytime it boots up, so good luck tracking that... But I only use it when I am on public networks

Signed up. Thanks OP.

You can totally own your own but then you are limited to one location and unless you really know what you are doing you won't be able to connect to it from the outside. It will also be slower since the upload speed at your home is typically limited.

Sounds neat!

How does it cost you $15 a month when you only use it when on public networks? That sounds expensive.

That's fine if you need a VPN for its original intended purpose: a way to securely access your local network via the (potentially hostile) internet.

But no point if you apply the definition that the typical net user of today would believe is correct, which is basically an encrypted proxy used to obscure your location or activity. Running a Pi locally does neither!