[lbolla]

To watch Netflix for instance.

[wale]

Netflix is able to detect you're using a VPN, and advices to switch back to enjoy its services, I'm sure. At least I got that alert recently. So is there another bypass?

[FilterSweep]

Just throwing it out there - are you sure there isn't a session cookie tied to your login still on your machine? Or, am I completely wrong and you're just limited to the country's offerings by your location on registration?

[phit_]

they block known vpn and vps ip spaces, it's been a cat and mouse game for the past few years between vpn providers and netflix

currently working providers can be usually found on /r/NetflixByProxy/

[happy_spanners]

You're not limited by registration. I've travelled and found that I had a different library in different countries.

[zeroer]

Can they detect I'm using bittorrent?

[dgfgfdagasdfgfa]

I didn't realize people had ripped Netflix original content.

[zeroer]

Everything on Netflix is available on Bittorrent.

[pixelHD]

i get your point, but connecting to a random country won't be of much help though.

[neipo13]

> Automatically connect you to a random VPN in a country of your choice.

Country wouldn't be random in this case

[edaemon]

You choose the country, it just selects a random VPN within that country.

[rodrigogs]

You can choose the country by passing -c argument.

Example: easyvpn -c JP

[pixelHD]

oh, my bad, didn't notice that