cunts. I use Nord vpn and it seems as good as anything, but tbh all the vpn's seem to choke the speed a little and usingthe internet with one is like shagging with a condom - good idea for safety, but a slightly worse experience.
Two methods i think are easy to set up logging for, one is exactly this yes. The other would be banning ip blocks (a large amount of ip's that only differ slightly) Server hosts buy these and allocate them to customers, nord will get allocated these as would anyone else from say leaseweb or ovh. So netflix could make scripts that log these ip blocks and add them to ip tables (databases that check for ip's from these blocks) If yours comes from such a block then it will know you are using a server to access the site and block you accordingly.
Netflix shows which country it thinks you are in. So if my vpn shows the USA I get their shows. My mum, sister, and niece all have my Netflix log In details and watch from the U.K. (U.K. programmes) whilst I pay for a Brazilian 4K 4 screens account.
I thought VPNs were supposed to block your IP address. If that's the case, then how come I'm still geoblocked on the BBC iPlayer?
