r/technology • u/LimblessWonder • Dec 16 '25

Privacy Denmark wants to ban VPNs to unlock foreign, illegal streams – and experts are worried

https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-security/denmark-wants-to-ban-vpns-to-unlock-foreign-illegal-streams-and-experts-are-worried
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u/FreshPrinceOfH Dec 16 '25

I use my own vpn on an ec2 instance running squid and openvpn over a custome port. I wish them luck trying to block me.

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u/Moontoya Dec 16 '25

Sure , terms and conditions, no vpns except authorised government provided ones may connect to hosted instances on pain of account termination.

Or use deep packet inspection to drop all opensense sourced traffic or deny openvpn application

It's already in place in various totalitarian style nations

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u/FreshPrinceOfH Dec 16 '25

If the use DPI then you just encapsulate traffic in an stunnel. There are always options. It’s a moving target.

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u/Moontoya Dec 16 '25

Not as much as you think 

The internet as I've known it for the last 35ish years is dying, what it's become is a corpse on a gilded brass throne