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Your VPN provider won't go to jail for you for 5 dollars
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this post was submitted on 03 Apr 2024
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Soooo how to split the packets up between 3 VPNs to make each providers piece useless?
You're about 15% of the way to re-inventing Tor.
Sounds very similar to Safing Privacy Network. They route different applications across nodes (Tor-esque).
check out Nym, they are doing this kind of network
That does not work unless you involve yet another party after the VPNs and before the destination to rebuild the packets, as the destination won't know what to do with these split packets.
At that point you may be better off using an anonymity network with or without the VPN.