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careful with that, tho, sometimes router VPN can slow down your whole network or cause weird issues. fwiw, I always keep my VPN app on for quick switches but set up the router for the 24/7 coverage. Tip: always update your router firmware first, can make VPN run smoother.

different angle: maybe try rotating proxies more frequently during your quick burst to beat the detection drop-off, that way you might get a longer run before they all tank. consistency in changing IPs could help you stretch those cheap datacenter ones a bit more. stay sneaky, my friend.

I get ya, I've seen tons of posts about VPNs helping with ping but honestly it's all over the place. I tried it myself a few times and sometimes it helped, sometimes it just made things worse. I think it's really hit or miss depending on your ISP, location and the VPN itself. Usually it's not a...

just my 2 cents, yeah I do use one now and it's kinda frustrating sometimes, but honestly you gotta test different proxies and see which ones play nicer with captchas. I've noticed some are way more captcha-heavy than others, so maybe try switching up your providers? feels like a never-ending...

Last month I noticed some weird fluctuations in the payout rates with a network, so I set up a simple spreadsheet to track each offer's payout over time. When I saw some offers paying out more than they should or with weird patterns, I dug deeper. Fwiw, keeping a close eye on payout trends can...

Different angle: maybe look into Proton VPN, they're based in Switzerland, claim no logs, and have been audited, so they might be a safer pick if privacy is your main concern. speed isn't bad either. fwiw, trustworthiness is about more than just jurisdiction sometimes, gotta check audits and...

Do you think if you had asked for a live call or a video chat before paying, it might have made a difference? Sometimes those quick vet steps can really uncover a lot. Just a thought, maybe next time? Stay sharp out there, shady stuff lurks everywhere. Catch ya later!

tbh i dunno, I think it depends, using Pi-hole is a nice add-on but if you're worried about privacy, a VPN alone doesn't cover everything. Plus, setting up DNS blocking adds more complexity, which some might not wanna bother with. Privacy's a mix of stuff, not just one tool. Keep tinkering, tho...

I disagree - I've run WireGuard on my phone for months and didn't notice any significant battery drain, so I think it might depend on how often you're connected or the device itself.

Always check the referrer logs when traffic looks too good to be true, I once saw a bunch of clicks from a sudden spike that turned out to be bots.