I thought if you enable DAITA, you can either connect to a DAITA-Enabled server, or if you don't, it'll automatically multihop to a DAITA server. For speed I think you'd want to go straight for the DAITA but I'm fairly certain you can do both if multihopping is ideal.
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As a side note, I don't know if I maybe have something configured wrong but is DAITA supposed to absolutely massacre your connection speed? I assumed it would be slower but my connection goes from ~190Mpbs to 3Mbps when I enable it.
on my phone it goes from 280 to less than 1, on pc from 700 to 400-ish which is acceptable. but idk what the heck happens on android, becomes unusable.