Ask HN: What are good ways to hide metadata from your ISP?
Even with HTTPS, my ISP can still:
A) see the domain names of sites to which I connect
B)the time at which a connection was made
C) the volume of data moving over a connection
So even if I use a VPN, my ISP can still see that I connected to https://vpn.com around the same time https://vpn.com connected to https://embarrasingNSFWsite.ru. They can also see that the data from https://embarassingNSFWsite.ru is pretty similar in size to the data I recieved from my vpn.
So, are there any tools or techniques that can eliminate these inferences, or at least reduce their accuracy?
A) see the domain names of sites to which I connect
B)the time at which a connection was made
C) the volume of data moving over a connection
So even if I use a VPN, my ISP can still see that I connected to https://vpn.com around the same time https://vpn.com connected to https://embarrasingNSFWsite.ru. They can also see that the data from https://embarassingNSFWsite.ru is pretty similar in size to the data I recieved from my vpn.
So, are there any tools or techniques that can eliminate these inferences, or at least reduce their accuracy?