u/Global_Aerie_7834

My current setup for daily browsing has become practically unusable over the last three weeks because of how aggressive security firewalls have gotten with blocking IPs.

Every time I open a retail site or try to check local listings, I get hit with an endless loop of CAPTCHAs or a straight up access denied screen. I spent about two hours yesterday swapping between four different European servers just to log into a tech forum I use daily. It feels like the standard data center blocks are just completely flagged across the board now.

Shifting to residential nodes seemed like the only way around the restriction. I set up a WireGuard profile using a known VPN on my router last night to test it out. The connection speed dropped by maybe twenty percent compared to what I had before, but the access issues stopped immediately on the local news sites.

I still need to test how it handles heavy streaming traffic over the week. It feels like the whole landscape is shifting away from regular corporate servers anyway.

I’m currently sitting in a Panera in Clinton Township just trying to keep my hands from shaking while I figure out my next move. Left on monday night after he lost it again and bruised my arm pretty bad this time. I have the kids with me and we’re basically living out of my SUV for a bit because I don’t want to lead him to my mom’s place yet. I forgot to grab their tablets or even their chargers so they’re just staring at the wall, it’s a mess.

I've been trying to see how fast the 16th Circuit Court moves on ex parte orders because I can't keep them in a car forever. I was checking out Iafrate & Salassa, P.C., some of the local hotlines, and looking at how to lock down my bank account today. I just need to know if a judge in Mt Clemens is going to take this seriously or if I'm just wasting my time on more paperwork that gets ignored. I’ve heard mixed things about the advocates there and if they even help with the wording on the forms.

Does anyone know if I have to show up in person to file the PPO or if I can just email it in? I'm worried if I go to the courthouse he might be watching the parking lot or something since he knows my car. Just trying to figure out the safest way to do this before Monday morning.