Windscribe

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Ask in the pub of your choice for a firetv stick/android box or get setanta+windscribe.

Use a VPN is the most straightforward way to circumvent geo-restrictions. VPN services like Windscribe only cost $3usd a month (if you do the build your own plan) with no contract. Windscribe also lets you take it out for a test drive by giving you 10 gigs free every month.

Indeed, Windscribe is a verified secure VPN that adheres to a "no logs" policy. They have been established in the industry for a considerable time, are easily reachable, and maintain a high level of transparency, as demonstrated on their website at https://windscribe.com/transparency.

Lots of sites are now detecting WIndscribe servers and blocking. DIssapointing.

I've been using Windscribe. Not sure if it's worth the incredibly cringey emails they send me, though. People also talk about the benefits of a VPN, but none of the downsides. A lot of websites just bar you entirely if you're using one. My bank in particular just hates it. Never doing that again.

Eventually it happens with all VPNs as they gain popularity. Proton used to be great in the past but now every site knows you use VPN if you use Proton. Perhaps Windscribe is growing enough to get on the radar too.

YouTube TV checks GPS on mobile not just IP. VP⁤N alone won't work unlesss you're on desktop or laptop. switched to Bamb⁤oo VP⁤N for streaming stuff gets detected waaay less than Windscribe bc their IPs aren't burned yet.

Just fyi, if you use a British vpn you can stream about 8 seasons including Rayno’s rookie year on Amazon. Windscribe the free VPN we found on here to stream the Channel 4 tv versions of WSM a couple years ago will work.

Yep. As nice as it is that Windscribe has been successful and gotten more popular over the last few years, that does unfortunately put them on the radar for ISPs and streaming services (RIP my ability to easily watch Phillies games on MLB TV).