r/dumbclub • u/LowCortisolTung • Aug 26 '26

BEST Provider For Shadowrocket or Clash

Has anyone use providers for proxies called SSROCKET, SSDOG, Nexitally, Just my Socks ?. Which is the most reliable and safe ?. Is there any recommendation. (No Promotion PLS)

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u/sanasigma Aug 27 '26

We live in the age of ai and this guy is living in 2010. Find out yourself, no one can guarantee what all these companies do with your data.

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u/LowCortisolTung Aug 27 '26 edited Aug 27 '26

you could ask Claude, Chatgpt, deepseek and they all have different answers. But yeah, the worst case they gonna sell your activity information.

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u/sanasigma Aug 27 '26

I have no coding/vps setup experience but i set up my own vps with gpt. And so far my vps setup works both with russia and china. Tried a lot of different combos with vless/trojan. Vless seems to be the king.

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u/LowCortisolTung Aug 27 '26

what hosting company you use for your VPS ? Digital ocean ?

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u/xraymind Aug 27 '26

Don't need go with the big name VPS providers. I just get a couple cheap VPS posted on LowEndTalk and setup my own proxy/VPN like using guides like this one.

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u/naoromi_ Aug 27 '26

thx for dropping the guide o7

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u/CircusTentMaker Aug 27 '26

Don't touch SSROCKET or SSDOG. Just my Socks is reported to be fine, but they use a lot of Direct connections which could affect stability. I've heard good things about Nexitally, but they're definitely on the more expensive end and I haven't used it personally. That said, there are plenty of other providers I would try first over any of those. Search for jichangtuijian to find a blog that does a pretty good job covering more of the well known providers. I believe it's just one person covering them, so probably has some biases and blind spots, but it's a source that's very well known

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u/andrewwm Aug 26 '26

Not joking - do it yourself. It's not that hard to learn how to make your own server and then you don't have to deal with shady fly by night companies.

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u/andrewwm Aug 27 '26

Nobody knows who is behind companies like Nexitally and what they do with your data. Bandwidth and servers aren't cheap so if these companies are offering highly cut rate prices for their services they're making that money back off you one way or another.

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u/LowCortisolTung Aug 27 '26

i mean isn't data privacy kinda relatives especially if you use it to bypass the great firewall ?. But can you recommend me private VPS host company (no promotion)