Honestly, setting up an ssl proxy server yourself can be a pain if you're not super familiar with networking.
I'd say go with a paid service like Private Internet Access or NordVPN—they already have SSL proxies built in, and you don't have to worry about config errors leaking your data.
Free ones? Sketchy af. Avoid unless you're just testing.
I'd say go with a paid service like Private Internet Access or NordVPN—they already have SSL proxies built in, and you don't have to worry about config errors leaking your data.
Free ones? Sketchy af. Avoid unless you're just testing.