Netflix, Streaming Videos & DVDs

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11. I might give it a shot.

Mon Jul 3, 2023, 09:15 AM

Jul 2023

On a cursory search I discovered that free VPNs are not really free. Sounds like you have to give them a credit card with a subscription for a 30 day trial period. The Viki program I am using might do the same thing in the long run. But, hopefully, the Korean shows I want to see after this latest one I'm watching will be available on the seven other streaming services we're subscribed to. It really is a lot of nonsense to keep up with it all.

Thanks again!

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Question about the use of VPNs [View all] Baitball Blogger Jul 2023 OP

I tried to watch a show on UK Netflix Ohiya Jul 2023 #1

I'll research it somemore. Thanks for the info. Baitball Blogger Jul 2023 #2

I used it while out of the USA JustAnotherGen Jul 2023 #3

When you network through a VPN service, say in another country Hugh_Lebowski Jul 2023 #4

Thank you for the information. Baitball Blogger Jul 2023 #7

I don't know that it's strictly speaking a shady thing to do Hugh_Lebowski Jul 2023 #8

I might give it a shot. Baitball Blogger Jul 2023 #11

that said, if YOU create a server lapfog_1 Jul 2023 #9

Sure. But the big streaming providers monitor the 'big' VPN service providers Hugh_Lebowski Jul 2023 #10

So what do VPNs with blacklisted IPs do then? intrepidity Jul 2023 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author lapfog_1 Jul 2023 #5

A VPN or virtual private tunnel creates an encrypted packet switched network lapfog_1 Jul 2023 #6