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If this gets widespread enough, they'll just inspect traffic when it leaves your VPN gateway/server. VPN is fine for public wifi, or connections between predetermined networks but you can't stretch it much past that.


Or the VPN-s connect to each other if it gets widespread enough and you get Overnet, where only minority of your traffic needs to go outside. And when that gets regulated there will be OverOverNet etc.


Which is why you should use a VPN with shared ips.


Doesn't that hurt if you plan on any P2P stuff? Or do they support UPnP when NAT'ing you?


Many services offer port forwarding while on the VPN.




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