“Tailscale doesn't have access to any of your data even if it passes through their servers (which it usually doesn't unless you're using funnel). Everything is encrypted end to end.”
“The user doesn’t really need to know Tailscale is there. That makes it feel much closer to a normal streaming app while still keeping the server private instead of exposing it directly to the internet.”
“I migrated my raw Wireguard setup to Tailscale because after a few months without any tinkering I simply forget details of my setup. I’d rather outsource it to Tailscale.”
“I'm facing a similar issue where my friend isn't really seeing my server even though he has access to my libraries, and I'm running Tailscale thanks to my ISPs CGNAT as well. If there's any documentation or link you can share, that'd be great!”
“I used to LOVE tailscale. Then I put wireguard on my home network exposed to the internet with a dynamic DNS provider and it immediately became irrelevant. Not only is raw wireguard more stable (I don't have to fight the DNS issues on my mobile phones) it feels faster and is amazingly simple to set up.”
“I have never used Tailscale for the same reason as a lot of other people. There is just about zero chance I could get everyone to use Tailscale at their end.”
“If plex was being accessed over a tailscale-given IP, try allowing LAN access on Tailscale. It should allow Plex to detect itself over the same IP as it would use if you were home.”
“Experiencing same issue on OnePlus Nord 4. I do not use tailscale dns features, and directly map my nodes to my own custom domains so disabling Tailscale DNS was the clear fix for me”
“Sorry I don't have more details since I don't use that config, but I remember seeing a post a few (3 or so) days ago: there's a checkbox that needs to be ticked in Tailscale now to handle I believe the subnet routing. Hope that helps!”
“I've set up docker containers that run tailscale and NordVPN. You can use this container as your exit node and you're pretty much where the container runs.”
“Either way you get root inside container != root on host (main security benefit of rootless), but you have full speed kernel networking and can use Tailscale.”
“Currently, I am running Tailscale as an OPNsense plugin, and it works fine. But I'm planning to eventually swap OPNsense for Ubiquiti, which won't have that option, so I'll need a standalone Tailscale setup at some point.”
“Tailscale has been such a massive quality of life improvement for me and like most of us I am on the free tier and don't anticipate ever needing more.”
“Is it possible to buy Mullvad through official site and achieve the same Tailscale integration? I ask because I would like to use it mostly without TS as a normal VPN saving TS for remote access while away only?”
“I recently switched from PIA to NordVPN and so far as I could tell this functionality was an unavoidable casualty. I used to use PIA on the main server and run that as an exit node to my tailscale phone.”
“Mulvad does what you want, and it’s a native part of the Tailscale interface as well as being £5 a month. I’ve paid for it for a year or two and have zero complaints.”
“I had similar issues on my Galaxy A36 from Cricket Wireless along with some other apps like AdGuard for Android for weeks, and eventually I was able to completely fix it.”
“Currently having a similar issue on my pixel running the latest Android, where after a few hours internet connectivity stops working while using tailscale, but not for all apps and restarting the phone resets the clock. Is this also the case for you?”
“try this. make sure your Tailscale is connected. then tap on your profile icon on top right of the screen in Tailscale app. then tap on App split tunneling. then tap on ...”