@kaveinthran I currently use Mullvad, their interface is a web thing and fairly accessible, but they do have a command-line tool. Also, AdGuard VPN cares about accessibility and talk about it in their latest release notes.

@menelion I haven't played with mullvad though.

@kaveinthran Mullvad are also good because you can use standard WireGuard clients, which are (or at least used to be) very accessible.

@menelion Just some fundamentals, what are different clients for wireguard, and what are the general uses of wireguard?

@kaveinthran by "clients" in plural I meant clients for various operating system. It's their official client, but for Windows, iOS and Android. WireGuard is a VPN protocol, much like OpenVPN or that (I2TP? Sorry, don't remember its name, built into Windows). Just modern and more secure.

@menelion @kaveinthran I use Mullvad through Tailscale. The Tailscale app is very accessible on all operating systems I use (Windows, MacOS, iOS, and Android have GUIs, Linux is CLI only). And you are able to get the benefits of Tailscale where all your devices are on the same private network, and use Mullvad for external internet traffic at the same time. iCloud Private Relay is also very good, and perhaps the most secure of all since it uses an architecture where no party ever even knows both your IP address and the one you are connecting to, but it is only in iOS and MacOS Safari, and no other apps or operating systems.