VPN for the house??

[Vendsit]

I wanted to reach out to the more technologically advanced people out here and see if it's worth setting up a VPN for my house. If so, why, and what would you recommend? My wife and I both work out of the house and both of our companies have a remote connect that we can use if we need to get on to our corporate servers, but I'm looking for something to use for personal browsing as well as protecting my wifi connection for my cell phones and tablets. Thanks for any suggestions.

 

[MACHater02]

So really you just want to download "stuff" and hide your identity?

 

[sk8knight]

It does have the advantage of letting you use US streaming services internationally.

 

[brahmanknight]

So really you just want to download "stuff" and hide your identity?

Not that there's anything wrong with that!

Alright, that's the last time I use that.

 

[UCFWayne]

A lot of the newer routers on the market have built in vpn. First step, look up the one you have, it might already have that functionality. Set up is normally straight forward.

 

[SublimeKnight]

I wanted to reach out to the more technologically advanced people out here and see if it's worth setting up a VPN for my house. If so, why, and what would you recommend? My wife and I both work out of the house and both of our companies have a remote connect that we can use if we need to get on to our corporate servers, but I'm looking for something to use for personal browsing as well as protecting my wifi connection for my cell phones and tablets. Thanks for any suggestions.

What do you mean by that part?

 

[Angry Student]

https://www.overplay.net/en