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Unblock US Netflix, absolutely free
- earlz 11y agoThis sounds like a good way to quickly get sued, regardless of legality (we all know that doesn't really matter anyway when it comes to hollywood)
- pmilot 11y agoIs it just me or the idea of trusting a random IP as your authoritative DNS server sounds like a phenomenally bad idea in terms of security? At least, when you pay for a service like UnblockUS, there's a contract and a certain understanding of accountability, which you don't have here...
- speps 11y agoJust use it on a "safe" device like a PS3 or something...
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- fuzzywalrus 11y agoAgreed, it'd be worth trying with a set-top box of some variety where almost no data of consequence is being shared other than the aforementioned services but I'd be too wary of phishing for anything other than the most minimal of usage.
- danjoc 11y agoFBI: "We're going dark! What can we do?!" NSA: "Leave it to us." Soon... "Point your DNS to us to unblock webvids non-Americans!"
- solidangle 11y agoI guess it can't hurt if you only use it to resolve Netflix.com, as long as you enforce HTTPS.
- dozzie 11y agoOh yes it can. Ever heard of incompetent CAs loosing their private keys and signing rouge certificates?
- throwaway812 11y agoThe words you are looking for are "losing" and "rogue."
- mobiuscog 11y agoI don't know - perhaps loose certificates have a strong correlation with the amount of rouge ;)