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<h2><b>Use DAITA when trying to use VPNs for Anonymity</b></h2> </br> </br>
<p>When trying to use VPNs for anonymity, take note that we need to prevent traffic correlation as much as possible, hence we want to protect against AI-guided traffic analysis, <b>in order to make sure our VPN traffic looks the same as with other users.</b> To do so we enable DAITA (Defense Against AI-guided traffic analysis) in the mullvad VPN:</p>
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<p>Once enabled this will prevent an adversary watching connections to and from a VPN server to figure out which VPN user (that is currently using a VPN server) is visiting which website, based on the packet size and traffic patterns. (see <a href="https://mullvad.net/en/vpn/daita">this article</a> for more details on how DAITA works)</p>
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<h2><b>First Goal: Accessing websites that block Tor</b></h2> </br> </br>
<p>Great, you found out about Tor, you want to be anonymous while browsing the web, and now you start to use your favorite centralised services (google, youtube for example) <b>but you realize that they don't allow you to use their service while you use tor!</b></p>
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