VPN Is Not Working Topic

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator last edited by

The square I was referring to is yellow in your pictures. I can't read Russian or Kazakh ... but it does imply my comments about Settings were unnecessary as it is already enabled.

[bunge]

bunge @sgunhouse last edited by

@sgunhouse

I don t give screen

[bunge]

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[Opera-GX-1-Infograph]

Opera-GX-1-Infograph @bunge last edited by

@bunge yes, that is.

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator last edited by sgunhouse

I was just reading about Kazakhstan over on Slashdot, about how the government had been forcing residents of the capital city to install a new certificate before they could connect to major foreign websites (which would allow the government to act as a "man in the middle" and read all "secure" messages), but now all major browsers were rejecting that certificate. Sounds to me like your government would be blocking VPNs.

[bunge]

bunge @sgunhouse last edited by

@sgunhouse
i live in UK it's impossible

[levi-thomas]

levi-thomas last edited by

Despite claiming to be a VPN, what Opera actually offers is a free proxy; its standalone VPN service was discontinued in early 2018. Proxy servers are poor alternatives to dedicated VPNs like Windscribe) since they often have slower speeds, less secure encryption, and lackluster unblocking capabilities. I guess you should try a free VPN rather sticking to opera VPN.

[bunge]

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@levi-thomas
I want to, but I don't work, I ask what to do to make it work

[Opera-GX-1-Infograph]

Opera-GX-1-Infograph @sgunhouse last edited by

@sgunhouse Yes, it is SSL certificate from government. But, I hope OperaVPN can be work in future. Cuz now, "Touch VPN" and "DotVPN" is working. Ok, thx!

[amandamccollister]

amandamccollister last edited by

I'm also facing the same issue. Now I'm using Windscribe but need to fix the issue.