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Personal VPN Clarification

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Assuming I have a VPN that runs through my home connection, how does that traffic look to someone like my ISP? Say that I am on a laptop elsewhere, connected to my VPN, downloading a file at 1MB/s. To my ISP, does it look like my home connection is both downloading at 1MB/s and uploading at 1MB/s?

Yes, that's how it looks to your ISP.

Assuming I have a VPN that runs through my home connection, how does that traffic look to someone like my ISP? Say that I am on a laptop elsewhere, connected to my VPN, downloading a file at 1MB/s. To my ISP, does it look like my home connection is both downloading at 1MB/s and uploading at 1MB/s?

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Assuming I have a VPN that runs through my home connection, how does that traffic look to someone like my ISP? Say that I am on a laptop elsewhere, connected to my VPN, downloading a file at 1MB/s. To my ISP, does it look like my home connection is both downloading at 1MB/s and uploading at 1MB/s?

Yes, that's how it looks to your ISP.

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