99% of customers, it won't matter as they're just watching Hulu or Dr Who. If somebody is decrypting your traffic you got bigger problems.
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But for residential customers (and PIX customers) we should probably drop the Private from VPN.
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These are all bullshit.... none of these are valid. Where did you find this?
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they are valid. Here's an example, Private Internet Access from their website.pic.twitter.com/IvXuOFdMDt
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It only applies to the legacy protocols. Note that PIA tells people not to use L2TP: https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/pages/client-support/android-l2tp ….
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Why should they be shamed for this when they're telling people that the legacy protocol isn't useful for encryption?
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They explain why they offer legacy protocols, when they can be useful and that they don't offer useful encryption.
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They state use cases for weak protocols there: "masking one's IP address, censorship circumvention, and geolocation"
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how bad is l2tp on those services? That's what people use on Chromebooks...
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what do you mean by bad? Common on ios devices too because no built in openvpn client.
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decryptable wou ld be bad
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L2TP risk MitM attack. Chromebook had NO VPN support in Nov-Dec 2015 even though it looked connected:-S
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Wow, they are very creative... And that those Services cost Money, hilarious, they should get sued for gross negligence...
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@mubix a column of preshared keys needs to be added to that spreadsheet comparing VPNsThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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