Geo-blocks and a VPN

Many streaming, news, and sport sites license a title for one country. They read the IP address of the connection and use that as the country. A VPN lets you connect through a server in another country, so the site sees that server's address.

That does not mean every title will play. Services look for addresses they believe are VPNs and block them. Banking sites sometimes do the same. If a page fails, the block is the service's rule, not a fault in the tunnel.

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