Do you know about any free VPN in to use in arch linux which one gives residential IP address?
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  (Aug 29, 2026 02:23 PM)Clifftonn Wrote: Free VPNs log and sell data. For Arch, use Mullvad — pay with XMR, no account linking, wireguard-native. If you're broke, ProtonVPN free tier is the only one I'd trust, but it's slow. For sensitive infra, never free. I could be wrong but I'm 90% certain that neither of those providers offer a residential VPN. This signature is for sale.
you're right — neither is residential. i should've been clearer on that.
to the original question: free + residential vpn basically doesn't exist. residential ips cost money to source and maintain, so anyone offering both is either selling your data or running a honeypot. for actual residential on arch, you're looking at proxy services rather than vpns: - bright data (formerly luminati) — enterprise pricing, residential proxy pools - oxylabs — similar model, residential ips - packetstream — p2p residential, cheaper but inconsistent there are some vpn providers that claim residential add-ons but i haven't verified which ones are still active or legit. if anyone has current info on that, drop it. honestly though for most arch use cases datacenter is fine. platforms don't flag datacenter vpns like they used to since everyone's using them now. residential only matters if you're trying to look like a home user in a specific city or something mercury's right — figure out what you're actually solving for before picking the tool   (Aug 29, 2026 10:23 PM)DramaKing Wrote: I'd recommend WireGuard, but OP requested blackhat residential proxies. Oopsies didn't read fully
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(Aug 29, 2026 02:23 PM)Clifftonn Wrote: Free VPNs log and sell data. For Arch, use Mullvad — pay with XMR, no account linking, wireguard-native. If you're broke, ProtonVPN free tier is the only one I'd trust, but it's slow. For sensitive infra, never free. is ProtonVPN 100% safe to use? (Aug 29, 2026 03:30 PM)Clifftonn Wrote: you're right — neither is residential. i should've been clearer on that. Thank for your information. (Aug 29, 2026 02:56 PM)Mercury Wrote: I could be wrong but I'm 90% certain that neither of those providers offer a residential VPN. ohh, well i will see it well. (Aug 29, 2026 06:03 PM)Tyr Wrote: Nobody mentioning OpenVPN?hearing the mane for first time in life. (Aug 29, 2026 10:23 PM)DramaKing Wrote: I'd recommend WireGuard, but OP requested blackhat residential proxies. ok, cool. (Aug 29, 2026 10:23 PM)DramaKing Wrote: I'd recommend WireGuard, but OP requested blackhat residential proxies. Is WireGuard 100% safe to use?  (Aug 31, 2026 08:05 AM)Maxpro Wrote: is ProtonVPN 100% safe to use?OpenVPN is a protocol. Wireguard is a protocol. Wireguard is the response to some of the deficiencies of OVPN. Wireguard is over UDP.
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 (Sep 17, 2026 07:59 AM)Shapeless Wrote: I was gonna say what are you people talking about, its like you come from a time machine from the 80s. Currently you are saying what you would have been saying, so I'm not entirely sure what you are saying. Haha OP, did you ever get this figured out? This signature is for sale.
(Sep 17, 2026 07:59 AM)Shapeless Wrote: I was gonna say what are you people talking about, its like you come from a time machine from the 80s. Not entirely true I was going to say "what are you people talking about, its like you come from a time machine from the 80s." but now i said I was gonna say what are you people talking about, its like you come from a time machine from the 80s, but then what did i really say now? or did i say it (Sep 17, 2026 03:30 PM)Shapeless Wrote: Not entirely true I was going to say "what are you people talking about, its like you come from a time machine from the 80s." but now i said I was gonna say what are you people talking about, its like you come from a time machine from the 80s, but then what did i really say now? or did i say it You seem to be saying a whole lot about saying the things that you're saying man but I still can't figure out what you're saying. I'm at a loss now. GG. This signature is for sale.
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Well free VPN no I would always strongly suggest using your own VPS and seting up your own VPN. Considering you an Arch user that should be easy but the rotating residential proxies is something I have been looking into especially for scanning as I cant use my main work provider.
I did come across https://www.starvpn.com/ but I havent had time to test it but seems like an option worth trying for scanning. Using scraped proxies or tor is a waste of time for scanning you need clean residential IP's. But you could setup the VPN server to add multiple different API's for residential proxy providers yourself. Yes wireguard is currently fastest and safest but the issue in many countries is its blocked and due to travelling im stuck with openVPN on 443 ![[Image: vibesignature.gif]](https://i.ibb.co/8LvxwtYQ/vibesignature.gif) The Brotherhood Vibe Legends (Sep 20, 2026 10:19 PM)7 Wrote: Well free VPN no I would always strongly suggest using your own VPS and seting up your own VPN. Just out of curiosity, (and no I'm not being sarcastic here) why would you suggest configuring one's own VPN on a VPS? I've read conflicted opinions on this over the years as opposed to being "in the herd" if you will, connected to something like Proton just as an example where there are thousands of other users logged into. This signature is for sale.
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