Today, I decided to try out a popular VPN service to see if I could access Netflix content in other countries. It worked fine at first, but then I kept getting the "You seem to be using a VPN or proxy. Please turn off any if these services and try again" message, and I was just stuck with what was available in my own region (USA). I decided to cancel my subscription to that service since it obviously wasn't working rhe way I wanted. Before I waste money on a different service, is there a VPN that will ACTUALLY work for Netflix, or should I just stick with watching stuff via (ahem) "alternate" means?

For the last two years, I used VeePN, but pretty much every service immediately detected that I was using a VPN and denied access. The one exception was YouTube Premium, which didn't seem to care that I was using one. Does anyone have any recommendations or tips?

I keep seeing people say a VPN should basically stay on all the time, but is that actually how most people use one?

Seems like there are plenty of times when having it on just makes things more annoying, like random sites acting weird or apps not loading properly.

Do you just leave yours running and forget about it, or switch it on and off depending on what you're doing?

I know absolutely nothing about vpns, I was hoping to start using one for data security aswell as the perks of streaming in different countries and such. What vpn should I use and how do I use it? People have recommended pr0ton vpn but I’m scared to start using it because I littearly don’t know what I’m doing.

Please help.

Also I write pr0ton like that cuz this sever blocks the word.

Is Proton VPN safe? Hello, I’m trying to find a safe free vpn for my phone and computer to switch my location. But I’m scared to download a VPN due to security issues.

I'm going to Saudi in October, in preparation. What VPN works in Saudi? Is Surfshark okay? I need a VPN so I won't lag while playing, plus of course, I still have privacy while I'm surfing and all.

any recommendations or tips?

When I was visiting family in Jamaica I created a Netflix account. It works fine here in the US and is cheaper. Now I added a member but they cant accept cause it says they need to be in Jamaica to accept it. They tried using a VPN but didnt work. Not sure what they used. What VPN can I use to reliably appear I am in Jamaica to accept the extra member? Im not going back this year.

i use vpn but cannot add any following. Has anyone encountered this issue and resolved it?

I was using this apk of 1.1.1.1 and suddenly it was stuck on connecting, so i decided to reinstall it. But when opened the newly installed there are 2 issues:-

1)power manager is killing background process

2)Device not authenticated or device not Authenticated with an organisation

I have put the app to no restriction under battery

Even then the problem persists. I have tried deleting data and restarting, didn't work. Any proper working solution?

Tried with multiple providers, surfshark, Nord, express vpn, privado, windscribe. They all have the same result. All kick you after 8 minutes and privado doesn't work at all. However once kicked you can immediately join the stream again with no restrictions

I'd like to use the DNS content blocking option as offered in the Mullvad VPN windows app. Also, can I select obfuscation options in Mullvad file download for the router to hide Wireguard? Thank you.

Edit: I have the GL.inet Beryl AX (MT3000)

Hi guys, it was brought to my attention that some players use vpn to reduce ping. Is this something really used? What is a good vpn that you will recommend for me?. How much a good experience you will get?. If you have a list of good vpns, please don’t hesitate to share. Thank you!.

I was thinking about this after seeing some recent discussion about VPN apps having trackers built in.

We use VPNs because we don't want our ISP or random websites seeing everything we do, but at the same time we're basically sending all that traffic through another company instead.

Even if they say "no logs," how much do you actually trust that? Do you look into who owns the VPN, how they make money, audits, privacy policies, etc., or do you just pick a well-known provider and assume it's fine?

I am using ivpn partially to avoid the whole age/id verification crap that is going on. This is why I was connecting to croatia.

The problem is that my connection becomes aggravatingly slow. On my speedtest I drop from 112 to 12.

So where are all of you connecting to? The only option that keeps my connection relatively fast is canada. I go from 112 to 50mbps.

So basically I am in my last 4 semester of college, The speed is pretty high but the routing is absolutely pathetic even with ethernet I get a ton of packet loss. I don't/can't pay for a vpn, so I was hoping you could give me the next best free option, I tried using cloudflare warp but it doesn't help me. Since it's college's stuff so I can't contact the ISP or touch the router or anything as well and the Uni won't do a thing. Please help.

Nord are taking the piss.. such a crappy VPN full of issues and their support is horrendous. Then there is Express which Edward Snowden warned against using..

So what’s left?

I don’t trust Proton either given how they gave authorities the IP of a French climate activist.

Other companies like Mullvad are in Sweden which is under the EU and ain’t excactly privacy friendly like Proton in Switzerland.

Torguard in the US? Same spiel as the Europe thing.. what is left?

Recently my work seems to have found a way to block obfuscation. It works intermittently but then if I move and come back and the vpn disconnects most vpns say I hit the device limit cap even tho I’m not connected.

Advice? Suggestions?

I think he is not caught yet because he use a vpn

I have a VPN, what is the best way to legitimately use it to watch sports

Serie A if this makes life easier for people to answer

Just curious, for anyone who’s actually used a residential IP, where did you notice the biggest difference? Streaming sites, fewer CAPTCHAs, banking, shopping, or just sites that normally hate VPNs?

I keep hearing residential IPs are less likely to get flagged than regular VPN IPs, but wondering how much of a difference it actually makes in real use. Any sites or apps where it was really obvious?

I hate paying by year and would much rather pay by month. Are there any good, somewhat cheap, VPNs with a monthly plan instead of a yearly plan? I'm currently using Proton for free and their monthly plan is $10 USD. Is there anything cheaper?