Alternatively, VPN to a home router and filter all traffic there, for TV, desktops, laptops, mobile.
Alternatively, VPN to a home router and filter all traffic there, for TV, desktops, laptops, mobile.
I'm still setting this up so don't yet have field data on performance, but 4G LTE ping times are about double the latency of home broadband, http://blog.catchpoint.com/2014/01/15/theres-no-avoiding-net....
For me the primary concern is privacy and security and using the always on VPN is the best way I've found to protect what I value.
Nothing gets out without my expressed consent, just the way I like it.
The VPN can drop out when I change networks, but it reconnects in less than a single second under good conditions, and that's not an exaggeration. I use a plain ipsec xauth VPN.
Having tried both ipsec with l2tp and openvpn SSL VPN, ipsec is the only one I can get to reconnect in under a second. All the others take at least 5 seconds to complete a handshake.