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How was the Snowflake proxy used in 2023?
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this post was submitted on 19 Jan 2024
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Snowflake works for people that may not be able to get crypto or anonymous cash per letter. How would they pay the VPN?
Ah, I forgot that Monero in exchange for cash might not be an option here. Apologies, you're right. With that, I'd also like a comparison of security between these two approaches
Snowflake is encrypted but I dont know with what protocol. TLS at least so at least as secure as the regular internet including all banking sites.
Yeah, Snowflake being tied to this one use case also prevents abuse. Imagine having "free VPN ran on my Computer for the Iranians", that would be abused like hell.