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Tips for a secure LAN with cellular connection?
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this post was submitted on 12 Apr 2025
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I would distrust my carrier well before I distrust the encryption. Even when roaming, your Internet is tunnelled through your carrier using an internal VPN. It even works in China, that's a fairly common way to get around their firewall.
Huh? Distrust the encryption? I never said i didnt trust my encryption. Im confused lol. Im looking to make sure my local network is secure. The VPN i have is fine for security on the internet.
I had asked Chat GPT about it and got some suggestions for my firewall settings, and about making sure the router management interface is not accessible remotely etc.