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> if you habitually use a VPN depends on the VPN... if you mean 'commercial vpn service', then probably yes. if you mean 'routing it through some other machi

by cat199 9y ago

> if you habitually use a VPN depends on the VPN... if you mean 'commercial vpn service', then probably yes. if you mean 'routing it through some other machine you own', 'your access to <xyzpq network>' then probably no.. vpn != commercial vpn service

amaterasu 9y ago
I was running my own Netflix VPN service (admittedly on a low cost VPS), and was blocked within a day when Netflix introduced their new policy.
- eecc 9y ago
  Try from a residential IP block; off a simple raspberry at home for example.
- kahnpro 9y ago
  Yeah, they are blocking most VPS providers. You'll need an obscure VPS host or a residential IP