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[martinmcfc]

Hi there, just wondering if someone can help a complete novice when it comes to technology. I am travelling to the U.S. on Thursday and will
miss a few games whilst i’m away, however i want to be able to watch these either on my ipad or iphone. Can someone let me know what the best VPN’s are for these devices and ideally free ones but if the quality is much better to pay for one then hopefully a reasonable cost one. I have done a bit of research and the main 3 that keep coming up are Nordvpn, Express Vpn or Protonvpn but don’t have a clue what to do for the best. Also whichever one i choose is it easy to sort out after installing the app?

Many Thanks
Martinmcfc

 

[Blue Maverick]

Use Nordvpn for a free trial they are pretty good.

 

[dickie davies]

If you're visiting the US, won't the games be shown on the telly there?

 

[martinmcfc]

Use Nordvpn for a free trial they are pretty good.

Cheers

 

[martinmcfc]

If you're visiting the US, won't the games be shown on the telly there?

We’ll be in Orlando at the theme parks the majority of the time so might not be able to find a place to show it so ideally want to watch it on skygo

 

[Two Gun Bob]

Our PIA cant even handle the ITV Hub. BBC I-players OK and Netflix but cant hack the Hub. Tried logging to different regions and clearing cookies but all to no avail. Maybe they are getting more clever in detecting VPN's or maybe our PIA's not up to scratch but no Corrie for the duration is just a bridge too far.

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

No VPN can guarantee you'll be able to use Sky Go but you'll probably be okay. The tv companies are trying to block IP addresses used by VPN companies and so it can get blocked at any time. Nord and Express have lots of users, so more income, therefore better at tracking when an IP is blocked I assume, but last time I was there it was on in the villa (early KOs) and we just arranged our park visits around it. I say "we" I mean "I".

Would the wifi or data be good enough anyway?

 

[yeseye]

Nord is currently £60 for 2 years upfront .
I wouldn’t even bother with a free VPN tbh.
Yes, Nord is very easy to set up/use.

 

[Wafty Cranker]

I’ve not used it for a while but Hola is free, easy to use and I never any issues with it.

 

[yeseye]

I’ve not used it for a while but Hola is free, easy to use and I never any issues with it.

If you do some research , you may not use it again!

 

[BimboBob]

You'll be in Orlando on holiday and you want to spend 90 minutes glued to your phone?

 

[Barcon]

You'll be in Orlando on holiday and you want to spend 90 minutes glued to your phone?

I don't think a bloke goes willingly to a theme park.

 

[BimboBob]

I don't think a bloke goes willingly to a theme park.

Spend all day on the coasters. Nowt wrong with that.

 

[Barcon]

Spend all day on the coasters. Nowt wrong with that.

They scare me. I would be at the bar or beach. And by beach I mean beach bar.

 

[bluebc]

I use surfshark, paid around £50 for something like 32 months , not had a problem with it

 

[Ashleymcduff]

Surf shark is what I use

 

[martinmcfc]

Cheers for all the info, much appreciated

 

[martinmcfc]

You'll be in Orlando on holiday and you want to spend 90 minutes glued to your phone?

There will be plenty of queuing as i’m sure you well know, not sure my heart can just take refreshing the bbc website for updates especially when we’re playing Liverpool considering i’m a season ticket holder for over 35 years!

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Cheers for all the info, much appreciated

Have you thought about using peacock?

NBC has all the rights to the premier league.

Peacock costs $4.99 amonth or $9.99 to get rid of most of the ads. Can't see a minimum sign up period.

No need to slow your mobile Internet speed down with a VPN.

 

[BimboBob]

There will be plenty of queuing as i’m sure you well know, not sure my heart can just take refreshing the bbc website for updates especially when we’re playing Liverpool considering i’m a season ticket holder for over 35 years!

Fast pass the shit out of it.