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I think one might argue even a VPN might be enough. Theoretically someone might be European and can have American card or any other countries cards and it would
by Imustaskforhelp 10mo ago
I think one might argue even a VPN might be enough. Theoretically someone might be European and can have American card or any other countries cards and it would generally be okay.
So the only thing you kind of need to figure out is VPN and ProtonVPN provides free vpn service which does include EU servers access as well
I wonder if Claude Code or these AI services block VPN access though.
If they do, ehh, just buy a EU cheap vps (hetzner my beloved) and call it a day plus you also get a free dev box which can also run your code 24x7 and other factors too.
- plausibility 10mo agoIt’s pretty much table stakes to block or restrict or just investigate more closely if requests come from an IP address in a data centre provider or VPN provider ASN though. I worked at a cloud company a while ago, and if free tier user requests came from another cloud providers IPs we’d have to double check it wasn’t fraud since that happened more often than residential ranges.
- PeterStuer 10mo agoTypically anti-geo restriction circumvention takes cloud IP origin blocks as a significant indicator. You'd have better luck with a 'residential' IP.