Basically, simulating a WebRTC call allows a user to access the Tor network in a country where connections are monitored. Through NAT Traversal two users are brought into communication without opening any ports to the outside of the network

https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/anti-censorship/pluggable-transports/snowflake/-/wikis/Technical Overview

Interesting, thank you

The new Proton Mail Beta nave the themed icons

OVH because it’s European

I had problems from the beginning that even Proton confirmed by contacting support

It’s not open source and they haven’t had a security audit in a while AFAIK, I used to use it too but migrated to Proton Pass for these reasons https://discussion.enpass.io/index.php?/topic/404-security-audit/page/6/

If I manually install the application then do I get updates from Aurora? Or do I have to manually enter the new build number?

Cool! Thank you

+1 for organic maps

No from tor.taxi

For me it’s working

It seems interesting but they ask for more than 21 euros and the annual cost is not clear, OVH for example asks for 6.90 euros

I heard about it too, they are not European, let’s see if there is anyone who has a European suggestion