Re: Bandwidth Throttling! Here is the Solution.
Posted: 04 Dec 2017, 21:30
Helpful indeed! Thanks 
Just remember that avoiding throttling not necessarily secures your privacy since the ISP can still spoof the sites you visit via the plain text DNS request.
For this you need DNS traffic to be encrypted too.
I use (Free) Touch VPN ( not recommending it - just using it right now)+ DNScrypt
https://lifehacker.com/how-to-boost-you ... -510386189
Just remember that avoiding throttling not necessarily secures your privacy since the ISP can still spoof the sites you visit via the plain text DNS request.
For this you need DNS traffic to be encrypted too.
I use (Free) Touch VPN ( not recommending it - just using it right now)+ DNScrypt
DNS Leaking" happens when your system, even after you've connected to a a VPN or anonymity network like Tor, continues to query your ISP's DNS servers every time you visit a new website, connect to a new server, or fire up a new internet-connected application. Ultimately, it means that even though your traffic is encrypted, your ISP—or worse, anyone snooping on the "last mile" of your internet connection (aka, the network between your computer and your ISP)—can clearly see everything you connect to you're going on the internet and every site you visit on the web
https://lifehacker.com/how-to-boost-you ... -510386189