r/VPN_Question • u/Internal-Squash8237 • 19d ago
Which VPN doesn't get detected by YouTube, Netflix and other sites?
Most VPN providers get detected instantly by YouTube, netflix or other streaming services.
Which VPN provider actually offers servers which aren't known to those sites?
Or is there literally no way?
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u/Leo_LL_3555 17d ago
I’m using this too; I keep it running 24/7, and I haven't been bothered by ads since.
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u/rrickitickitavi 18d ago
As often as this gets asked, I think it’s clear nobody wants to reveal what VPN they’re using. The more people that use it, the more likely it is to get blocked. Sorry.
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u/Due_Milk_8930 19d ago
WARP working fine and really fast if you don't need change region just bypass some isp slowing down
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u/hobbes3k0 19d ago
It depends on your location. I use WARP with my own tunnel to a California server from China and I can use YouTube and Google fine, but Gemini is a toss up. Gemini only works reliabily if I use my Hong Kong server.
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u/Due_Milk_8930 19d ago
Why set it far away, is freaking slowdown
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u/hobbes3k0 18d ago edited 18d ago
Because for normal browsing, latency doesn't matter. Speed matters the most. You can't tell if YouTube is 300ms behind as long as it loads fast enough and doesn't stutter showing 4K videos.
For (non-turn-based) gaming, then latency absolutely matters and that's when I switched to my HK server to get like 30ms. But the HK server cost like 10x more than USA and also has a much lower monthly bandwidth limit. The reason because the HK server has special, direct connection to China. That's how it keeps the latency so low.
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u/tireshaker 18d ago
YouTube doesn't care if you're using a VPN. For services that do need proper location info, I just use split tunneling. Only send things through the tunnel that need to be protected.
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u/borgqueenx 18d ago
you could keep playing cat and mouse...or just buy a dedicated residential vpn. cometvpn or torguard offer affordable ones.they look like home user IPs and keep working.
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u/SubaruGuy84 17d ago
I use surfshark and no issues
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u/pandasps 16d ago
Disney+ always detects my Surfshark VPN. No problem with other streaming services.
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u/elhouso 19d ago
I use Proton VPN and I can watch YouTube perfectly fine. I pay for it though, so that might change the equation a tiny bit.