These are only going to get more accurate as time goes on, and we begin to use higher and higher frequencies. This works at 2.4 GHz, but would work better at 5 GHz, and would work even better at 6 GHz. The reason for this is that the higher the frequency is, the smaller it is, and therefore the more accurate it can be, and it requires more access point devices, which would make the signal stronger in an area with an access point.
Why not just put logins in a database such as keepass and then have the password for that written down in like a lock box or something?
You could also store a flash drive with the password in the lock box and update it, say, every six months with the most current database version.
Oh, I see. I don’t think you can make calls over tor because I think it’s TCP only. Not UDP.
Could it be an IP addressing problem by chance where the telecom provider doesn’t support say IPv6 while your home network is IPv6? If so, they may not be blocking it, so much as it’s not possible to make the connection to begin with.
You could potentially get your own VPS server and set that up as a VPN server that way you’re not connecting to a known VPN.
I actually really like this one with the shield and the lock. I think that’s a fantastic idea.
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Switch DNS to a provider that supports DoH or DoT is about the only thing you can really do.
Without using a VPN or proxy, your ISP is going to be able to do DPI and know what connections you make. There really is no way around that.