How VPN works ?

I’ve never seen an explanation this clear before.

I hope it clear now VPN

Tell me why you used VPN on phone💀 🤭🤭🤭

@SiddarthaDevops To mask the real IP?

@SiddarthaDevops 👀

@AnariAnanta VPN on phone?bro, that is just practicing cache invalidation IRL 😄 anyone else practicing on phone zero-trust.

why are you not tunnelling the vpn traffic to the DNS as well?

Great Idea 💡

Loved the video explainer😂😂

It's funny and at the same time clearly explains the concept.

That's showing a misconfigured VPN. A properly setup one will also have the DNS-lookup behind the VPN, otherwise your address to IP lookup is still exposed if you hit the DNS from your actual IP.

Thanks for adding it I just showcase it in a simple way

That's a VPN leak, chief. The DNS look up is supposed to go through the VPN tunnel too

Inaccurate. DNS queries traversing over vpn otherwise your real ip is leaked.

Please continue this series...

Ok bro

Shouldn't the DNS traffic also go through VPN?

I wish my teacher explained to me this way

@Betsujinc 😂

@ParrotThePirate

Loved this 😂

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You made it??

I CAN'T NEVER GET ENOUGH, I NEED MORE OF THIS CONTENT. PLEASE CONSIDER TO MAKE THIS FOR EVER, please @elonmusk this man needs monetization asap

@elonmusk Thanks buddy, I got monetized already.

In one scenario, the server receives your request and verifies your origin address. In the other, your request is intercepted and never even reaches the server.

Don't Use VPN To Build Remote Trust💡

The DNS requests should go through the VPN tunnel.

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lmao

Now ad the isp snitching

he he boy 😆

Very cool and so easy to understand!

Thanks Ritika

hahahahaha

🤣 nice explanation

@Jithendras67702 😁

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A VPN creates an encrypted tunnel between your device and the internet. Your traffic goes through a secure server first, so public Wi-Fi networks and ISPs can’t read it. That’s how your browsing stays private

Haha amazing video 😂😂

@ChillGuy__xd 😄

Lol 😂😂😂 this is so funny

We can relate it 100%

make 1 for k8s as well

In blocked countries like China, things are much more complicated, tunneling goes through multiple servers and disguises traffic as secure, and sometimes requires connection to whitelisted servers.

It’s wrong when vpn must dns request also at vpn connection