Obfuscating it would be possible if necessary, but it’s better when you aren’t forced to maintain such an obfuscation stack.

I'd be delighted if my VPN provider provided even an obfuscation layer that I could use on my routers, but alas...

For UDP you’d also usually reencode packets as http3 warp ones so it looks like a video call. Then the other end needs the same tooling to restore the normal packets.

Is this similar to when you mask it as webrtc?

Luckily this deep inspection is illegal for isps in the eu.

As per the GDPR or something else?

There, people need special tools that send fake packets, randomize timing, and split and group packets into different sizes. All of course decreasing speed and increasing latency.

Something other than DAITA?