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No a vpn gives you an ip number in the country where the vpn provider has servers. Makes it appear as if you are accessing the internet from that country. I d
by peakaboo 5y ago
No a vpn gives you an ip number in the country where the vpn provider has servers.
Makes it appear as if you are accessing the internet from that country.
I don't have moral issues with it whatsoever.
- yissp 5y agoMorally of course I agree, I think the parent was wondering if this technically violates copyright law, though. It seems like it might if WaterBear doesn't have the right to distribute their content in your country for whatever reason.
- thanksforfish 5y agoRight. Content creator: Can you distribute my content? Only in $list-of-countries though. Distributor: Sure. If the distributor permits VPNs, how are they sure they are authorized to distribute?
- 3np 5y agoMore likely: Content creator: Can you distribute my content everywhere? Distributor: Sure. But because of $reasons, it will only be $list-of-countries