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      <title>Setting up OpenVPN 2.4 with EasyRSA 3</title>
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      <description>Nowadays spies are everywhere, governments, ISP, marketing campaigns&amp;hellip; they want to make a profit and take advantage of uninformed Internet users. If you want to keep this cat-mouse game of privacy, one of the more basic things you must do is setting up a VPN service for connecting to the Internet.
When done all the traffic originated in your devices will be routed through the server, with the additional advantage of having a private lan between all your devices, or for example you will be able to connect securely to open wifi networks without worries of your data being intercepted.</description>
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