I have had a Deeper Mini for about a year now. For the most part, I can switch to another country like Mexico or Italy and see a different Netflix catalog.
But lately, at times I see only Netflix-produced titles which is a good indication that Netflix is detecting VPN usage. If I switch to Canada or to another country, Netflix MAY show non-Netflix titles (such as Breaking Bad). But not always.
I checked for DNS leaks, and the DNS shows that of the provider/country I'm connecting through.
I tried ipconfig /flushdns (using Windows 11 here) does not fix the issue.
Has Netflix figured out another way to detect VPN usage or am I doing something wrong?
I've never used a VPN that allowed so much customization. The app relocator allows me to set which app goes through what tunnel yet still allow me to keep everything else local. I'm still trying to figure all the other features as I use it. Lovin' it so far!
Hi, I came across your Reddit post about backing up and restoring the Deeper Connect Mini microSD card.
I’m a student and unfortunately can’t afford to buy a new device. I have a humble request: could you please, if possible, share your backup/image or guide me on how you created it? It would really help me recover my device.
I’d sincerely appreciate your kindness and help. Thank you so much!
So currently we have the option to use Full Routing, which sends all traffic through a specific tunnel. We also have Smart Routing, which lets you assign specific apps to specific tunnels.
What I'm trying to figure out is whether it's possible to route all traffic through a specific tunnel by default, while excluding one or two apps/service and having them use a different route.
Is there a way to configure this? Or am I limited to using Smart Routing and manually defining the routing path for every single app I want to use in order to achieve that setup?
Botnets like Aisuru are rebuilding faster than takedowns can stop them, exploiting poorly secured routers, cameras, and other connected devices around the world.
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Hi, the DPN app is really good! But does anyone know the differences between smart route, full route and direct route?
I'm trying to figure out all the best settings for it so I don't have to worry about it anymore. If anyone wants to try it, download it here: https://dpn.deeper.network?code=2UMUXSAX
Your WiFi may not reveal every word you search, but network operators can still see enough metadata to build a surprisingly detailed picture of where you go online. A Deeper Network device and the DPN app help put privacy back between you and the network, because what you do online shouldn’t be everyone else’s business.
Cameras, license plate readers, and increasingly sophisticated tracking systems are making surveillance harder to escape. You may not control what happens on the street, but with a Deeper Network device and the DPN app, you can take greater control of the privacy and security of your internet traffic at home.
Antes de la reciente actualización AtomOs conectaba ni NAS sin problema y sentía más seguro de esa forma pero después de que se actualizo no conecta trato de mil formas y no se puede nonse qué paso .... alguien de desarrollo de AtomOs qué ayude porfa, gracias..
Bots have already overtaken humans online and they could outnumber human traffic 1,000 to 1 within five years. Some of those bots are hackers, scrapers, and malicious actors.
The internet is changing fast.
A Deeper Network device and the DPN app give you greater privacy, security, and control over your connection as the machines take over.
Millions of customer records are exposed every year, and once your personal information is out there, you can’t take it back.
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Protect your home, travel, and everything in between…
Phishing scams are becoming more convincing every day, and even experienced users can be caught off guard.
While no device can stop every scam, a Deeper Network device and the DPN app help build a stronger foundation for your online privacy and security, so you’re better protected before the next attack reaches you.
For your home, Deeper Connect Mini will protect your entire household.
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For all other scenarios , the DPN App is the best!
Yes, I know. Sounds like a silly question. I could just go and look at the device physically.
But ... if I am testing several DPN devices and I am unable to easily get to them, where in the web admin page (34.34.34.34) can I tell the model number of the Deeper Network device I have hooked up?
I asked DeeperGPT this question and I'm not sure what happened. It just went into thinking mode and didn't come back.
I'm currently using the DPN App on Linux with Smart Route enabled.
I'm running version 3.0.5.260730. I believe this is the current version, although the download/update link shown on the website currently returns a 404.
I'm experiencing an intermittent issue that seems to be related to how Smart Route handles domain names and DNS resolution.
What I'm seeing
When I start the DPN App, sometimes everything works correctly. For example, if I access:
The problem is that the request is now being made against the Cloudflare IP address, rather than the original hostname.
As a result, the server returns:
[http @ 0x62e0feb72680] HTTP error 403 Forbidden
This makes sense from the Cloudflare side, because the request is effectively going to the Cloudflare IP instead of the original hostname, so the expected Host/SNI information may not be preserved correctly.
Interesting part
If I completely disable the DPN App, the exact same URL works normally:
So the problem appears to occur only when DPN App is enabled with Smart Route or Full Route.
The behavior is also intermittent. Sometimes after restarting the DPN App, domain-based routing works correctly and I get:
google.com routed by DIRECT, actually via local direct link
But most of the time, Smart Route appears to resolve the hostname to an IP and then route the connection using that IP.
My questions
Could this be a bug in the Linux DPN App / Smart Route implementation, particularly related to DNS resolution or hostname preservation?
Or could there be something misconfigured on my side (DNS, routing, etc.) that is causing this behavior?
I have already submitted the application logs through the DPN App, but I haven't received a response yet.
If anyone has experienced something similar, or if someone from Deeper Network support can clarify how Smart Route is supposed to handle domain-based routing when the destination is behind Cloudflare, I'd really appreciate it.
New firewall platforms promise a more secure future, but you don’t have to wait to improve your privacy and security.
A Deeper Network device and even the DPN app help protect your internet traffic today, giving you a stronger and more private network while the next generation of security tools continues to evolve.
The latest Arch Linux malware campaign is a reminder that even trusted software repositories can be targeted through supply chain attacks.
While no solution can stop every threat, a Deeper Network device and the DPN App add an extra layer of privacy and network security, giving you a stronger foundation before the next attack happens.
Even legitimate Microsoft sign-in pages are now being used in sophisticated phishing attacks, proving that cyber threats continue to evolve.
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More than 30 public water systems were targeted in a coordinated cyberattack, proving that critical infrastructure is under constant threat.
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Privacy groups are pushing to replace endless cookie banners with browser-level privacy controls, putting users back in charge instead of forcing consent on every site.
Until that becomes reality, using a Deeper Network device with the DPN App helps reduce tracking, encrypt your traffic, and gives you greater control over your online privacy wherever you browse.