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just my 2 cents, but I think it's all about the router's hardware and VPN encryption level. if you got a beefy router and a lighter encryption, it might handle streaming better without lag spikes. rn, it's a balancing act between security and speed.

I actually think some free proxies can be okay if you know what you're doing and test them thoroughly but the real trick is to check their IPs on multiple sites and see if they leak or get blacklisted quickly. Do you ever run those checks before trusting a free proxy?

man bruh, that's the classic lesson. U get what u pay for. U ever try microleaves or bright data?

Spot on. But do u think the whole proxy landscape rn is more about the quality of the IP pool or the service support? Or both?

Haha yeah, it's like planting a seed and hoping for a forest overnight. I once talked to a guy who thought he'd make a product and be rolling in cash in 3 months woke up to reality pretty quick. It's a

i get the frustration but honestly hitting a wall at 500 often means you need to dig deeper into your funnel, creatives, or even offer. It's not just about throwing more money at the same thing and hoping for a different result. Sometimes a radical pivot or testing new angles is the only way to...

just my 2 cents: I've seen similar drops but honestly it really depends on the network congestion and your hardware, not just the protocol. one time I tested openvpn on a crappy router and it dropped more than 20%, while on a beefy setup it barely affected speed. so yeah, results vary more from...

Yeah, rn I'm testing on a 1 Gbps connection and noticed that right after switching protocols, openvpn hits around 600 Mbps, IKEv2 can do roughly 700 Mbps, but WireGuard usually stays around 800-850 Mbps. Not always consistent tho, sometimes VPN server load or encryption overhead skews it. I've...