Does a human face VPN exist?

There is no silver lining! Once again, folk wisdom is confirmed, but only this time with the help of the dead coronavirus. Everyone was transferred to a remote site, a lot of subscription content was opened and, as a result, an explosive increase in traffic occurred in the telecom. According to various estimates, traffic in user segments has already grown by 80% and does not think to stop. Traffic popped up so hard that in several countries Netflix, Youtube and other streaming services were first asked to restrict, and now they are effectively prohibited from transferring content in HD quality. For users are so actively engaged in working from home that operators simply have no more room for entertainment in the channels.


But who really doesn’t have time to substitute bags under the flood of poured money is the providers of VPN services and all those involved in their maintenance. Fortunately, some of them didn’t have their own VPN and it was easier to buy a ready-made service; for others, it was simply not designed for such a flow of users and died under load on the very first day. In a word, VPN is now the most popular word in the telecom world. Probably even more popular than this damned plague.


And here it is worth asking yourself the question - what is the difficulty of taking and organizing a convenient VPN service, and then just supporting it? The technology was invented far from yesterday, all options have long been known, so why is there so much talk around it?



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