Obfuscated VPN Servers

The easiest way is to simply ask your VPN provider. Determining it for yourself requires some technical knowledge as you need to inspect the data packets sent. The packets of obfuscated servers don't differ from ordinary ones, so you can connect to a VPN server even in cases where they are restricted.

While your activity and IP address cannot be tracked, the fact you're sending or receiving VPN traffic can be detected. ISPs may inspect data packets, traffic patterns, location mismatches, and other factors to track your VPN traffic. Using an obfuscated server avoids most of such detection.

With the help of obfuscated servers, special VPN protocols, port manipulation, and other measures, your VPN traffic is disguised as regular HTTPS traffic. As such, obfuscated Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) make your connection indistinguishable from other users practicing ordinary activities, such as web browsing.

Traffic from an obfuscated Virtual Private Network (VPN) is indistinguishable from regular HTTPS traffic. That's the whole point of using obfuscated servers, as it gets much harder for censors to block VPN connections without denying ordinary services.

All VPN services affect your internet speed. Due to extra encryption and advanced VPN protocols, obfuscating a VPN server may have a larger impact than a regular VPN connection. CometVPN prioritizes speed, so the impact of obfuscated servers should be marginal compared to factors such as VPN server location.