The first part of my title is pretty self explanatory. Now, what I mean by “Virtual Servers” is that it is possible to have a VPN server in an area but the IP address to that server is in a whole different area, for example, a server that could connect you to somewhere crazy like Antarctica could be hosted in the US. Meaning the physical server could be in let’s say California, but the IP address it gives you is located in Antarctica without a physical server in Antarctica. I believe this could also work with a location like North Korea as well. I’m not too sure however and will need some research, I have a friend who sometimes does this and they aren’t put in any form of security risk.
Edit: Apparently this is called IP address spoofing or a form of virtual IP geolocation shifting, or just a virtual server in general
The protocol has support for something called Extender, which is a binary any one can host to give a custom/private IP to access the network. This allows setting any host name and TLS setting, by using a TLS-inside-TLS approach to the platform. We haven’t packaged this up into a nice binary yet but something we can work on. We also need to add a network space switcher to the UI to allow setting custom IPs.
Alright, so this could be planned in the future?
And one last thing, do you think you could do this right now with the China server so there isn’t censorship or slow loading speeds