DIY security and privacy: roll your own VPN in 10 minutes
summary
Demonstrates building a personal VPN on a cloud server using Wireguard and a DigitalOcean Ubuntu droplet, generating server and client public/private key pairs, creating a server config with a UDP listen port and an internal VPN subnet (client gets a 10.11.x address), enabling Linux IP forwarding and NAT, creating a matching client config and importing it via QR code mobile import, and verifying the phone’s external IP shows the cloud server in London; setup completes in under five minutes.
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