I'm not sure, but I believe I also took away permissions to write/modify to the HKCU. Then, I took away write and execution permissions from the profile folder as well, through ACLs (access control lists). I thought about creating a thread about it, but when I thought about it it was already too late, because I had done all the steps already, so it would be impossible to have screenshot step-by-step thread, which is always better to show.īut, basically what I did was to first create a new standard user account, and then take ownership (as administrator) of both the user profiler folder and the HCKU portion of the registry. (Since dnscrypt first came out.) I don't recall all the steps from memory now, so it will take sometime to note them down, in case I forget something.
I know that using VPN is answer for my questions but I would know this basic things above.Ĭlick to expand.There's been a while since I took this approach. If I use DNSCrypt with router on which I don't have admin rights changing DNS severs in Windows networking will cause what exactly? I can't change DNS data in my router.
I think that download will be always visible and in case of using ssl it still be noticed but it will be encrypted and my ISP will not be able to find out what I downloaded but it will know from what site I downloaded files? If I search/visit/download with help of https everywhere and DNSCrypt. What traffic is encrypted and who can see and what?ģ. If I search/visit/download with help of https everywhere - what is the in google for word "Moon" and I use plain http - this can be seen by my ISP and google (I mean the word/phrase I searched for) and all websites I visited (things I downloaded) will be in logs of my ISP's?Ģ. Please can someone clarify for me the following since there are lots of technical info around but I'am still not sure how things work:ġ.
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