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Non e una VPN e lo dice anche Cloudflaire, in più prende più dati del tuo provider, leggere le policy, crittografa si, usa un nuovo sistema al posto di TCP si, per questo e più veloce, ma non lo consiglierei a nessuno
Ottima vpn nasconde l'ip crittografia end to end di tutto il traffico ed è veloce nessun rallentamento invece altre vpn la connessione rallenta ed ha il protocollo wire guard sicurezza e privacy protetti.
Booter on Xbox live network has been an issue for me for a long time. I’ve even had times where I’ve had to unplug my router to prevent overheating due to the sheer volume of attack power I was getting hit with. There are some toxic losers that will pay 100s of dollars a month just so they can cut through other gamers VPNs. What I’ve found with warp is that most traffic monitoring software that booters use fail to pull an ip address associated with my connection. I would only recommend this protection if playing on a game where it’s peer to peer rather than a more modernized encrypted server handling all the traffic for the game. For some reason, in games that the traffic is routed peer to peer, having an inferior connection gives you advantages anyway. I have above average base speeds without the vpn so I hardly notice anything when playing on a P2P game. For less than 5 bucks I’m so glad these toxic losers that spend $100s on their illegal botnets get infuriated when they can’t touch my connection. Now when I hear from other players getting hit offline or a recognized booter shows up in the lobby I no longer leave the session in fear, I go after booters now and do them the most dirty in game to get them riled up, then taunt them. when they can’t boot me offline, it’s so incredibly amusing and worth every penny.
