Surely there is some way to configure this on Windows. I'm so unfamiliar with Windows software anymore, but I'm sure that any firewall worth it's salt would be able to increase the TTL on outbound packets.
SIGSEGV
iptables
on my laptop (not tethered, but using the phone's wifi hotspot). I don't even have a jailbroken android phone anymore because my banking app stopped working on custom ROMs and fighting with it wasn't a good use of my time.
This is correct. I pay for the unlimited plan with Verizon, but it only has 5GB of hotspot data. I use an iptables
rule to increment the TTL by one, giving me unlimited data on my laptop.
T-Mobile used to work the same way when I used it back in 2016.
Same. I'm not a conspiracy theorist. However, most top Google results are those garbage sites that are definitely not written by humans. I wonder if search will die soon as bots begin to dominate SEO (more than they already do). The search paradigm will definitely have to change.
This is the way.
I've had android phones since the G1. The Nexus One was pretty freaking sweet, but my favorite phone of all time was either the Nexus S or the Nexus 5x. The curved screen on the S was great and it fit into the back pocket of my pants "like a glove".
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On a second reading of the comment, I realized you weren't. My bad, dude.
I see what you're saying, but it is really easy to drum up support, especially with how effective the media has become at manipulating public opinion. I've seen the US go to war over much less in my life.
I used to use my Blackberry to read Digg every morning in college while waiting for classes to start. It was great in its heyday, but maybe that's just nostalgia or that I'd not experienced anything quite like it prior.
Same thing just happened with IVPN :-\