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I tried to get us to use Mullvad, as it was perfect for me, but for him it was constant problems with the services he used, whereas the sketchier providers like NordVPN and ExpressVPN always worked without issues.
Would installing WireGuard server on a router directly solve this (like Gl-Inet travel routers)?
And this: https://www.gl-inet.com/products/compare/
I have about 5 of these at home, each configured at different subnet and VPN for different country. One i always take with me while traveling to securely connect via shady hotel Wi-Fi's.
You can even go crazy with it - install ZeroTier directly in the router by typing few commands and access low-level config of the router from anywhere.
It's not HP's or any other vendor's business to know where you are. This is an easy solution to this.
I have a few routers at home with a separate Wifi hotspot each configured for separate country to avoid exactly this nonsense for different services.
Advantage of this approach is you can travel with a small travel router all over the world while feeding each of the service with a consistent country location.
Added privacy is a benefit.
This is an exceptional portal with second-to-none depth of photo technology coverage.
It feels like something is missing in "we're closing" message. Cost is not the problem these days.
Pending lawsuits?
Blackmail from deep pocket disgruntled vendor?
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AMZN carefully watches the marketplace for "wonders" who are monetizing inefficiencies and if these inefficiencies worth big enough profit, AMZN will fill the gap themselves.
Platform is never your friend or "partner" even if they say so.