Technically, VPNs bypass blocked websites because they change your IP and encrypt traffic. But some networks use advanced firewalls that can detect and block VPN protocols.
If you’re worried about detection, look into Shadowsocks or WireGuard—they’re harder to spot than OpenVPN. Also, avoid logging into personal accounts on school/work devices. They might have keyloggers or monitoring software.
If you’re worried about detection, look into Shadowsocks or WireGuard—they’re harder to spot than OpenVPN. Also, avoid logging into personal accounts on school/work devices. They might have keyloggers or monitoring software.