Yeah, i see that. I guess I'm just lucky then. I mean there's this one survey company that nags ppl, but you block their one number or ask them to leave you alone and that's it. And the boring sellers always get flagged by Google so that's filtered out automatically. Basically, whenever my phone rings, it's for me personally and it's a call I'd want to take.
That's a well written, logical statement that I can agree with. The comment I replied to originally contained definitive statements that stated the ONLY thing NATO did was worsen a specific situation. When I objected to that radical simplification, many words, even speeches and foreign identities (a mod called me "van der Leyem") were stapled on me/put into my mouth and completely discarded my comment. And the comment is as true as the truth gets, in the terms of, it actually happened hahaha. That way of discussion, communication and treatment of people can not possibly yield any useful information, conclusions or anything good.
I'm guessing they have a blacklist of known VPN servers and block you from accessing them. One of the options is running a VPN server at your home outside of China.
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Ask your ISP to be excluded from their NAT and to give you a public IP address
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Use a DDNS service if your public IP changes regularly, so you have a domain name which always points to your current IP
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Install Wireguard VPN on your computer (or if you have a fancy router like Mikrotik run it on the router)
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Port forward a port to that computer/server
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Install Wireguard app on Android and connect. If done well, your data will be sent encrypted to your home, and you access the Internet from there.
How recent is your experience with Mikrotik? How old is the hardware you tried out?