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  "path": "/t/poll-would-you-use-the-vpn-server-built-in-to-a-consumer-grade-router-to-proved-access-to-your-home-network/36861#post_5",
  "publishedAt": "2026-04-05T18:48:37.000Z",
  "site": "https://discuss.privacyguides.net",
  "tags": [
    "ASUS USA",
    "RT-BE58 Go｜WiFi 7｜ASUS USA",
    "Official Support | ASUS Global",
    "[Wireless Router] How to set up WireGuard® VPN Client in VPN Fusion? |..."
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  "textContent": "I’m not very familiar with ASUS. I tried searching for info and found this:\n\nASUS USA\n\n### RT-BE58 Go｜WiFi 7｜ASUS USA\n\nCompact WiFi 7 travel router with up to 3600 Mbps speeds, dual-band MLO, tri-mode connectivity, powerful VPN, Guest Network Pro SSIDs, and 24/7 AiProtection.\n\nWhich makes it sound like they are fairly serious about the VPN feature and intend for it to be used by small businesses.\n\nAnd this says latest firmwares can use wireguard:\n\nOfficial Support | ASUS Global\n\n### [Wireless Router] How to set up WireGuard® VPN Client in VPN Fusion? |...\n\nThis sounds relatively safe to me, as long as you are using the latest firmware and receiving security updates. I think I would recommend most people to use router’s version in this case.",
  "title": "Poll: Would you use the VPN server built in to a consumer-grade router to proved access to your home network?"
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