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#160069 22-Dec-2014 15:40

Ok so I get my Broadband from slingshot and I have global switched on

So a lot of the time I can go where I want

But every now and again I run into a problem either the book I want isn't for sale in "my country"

or I cant access something on Viki.com "not available in my country"

So I search around and find these dodgy apps that when you research them you find that they have multiple listing son google explaining how to get rid of them of your computer!!!

So is there a definitive solution to cloaking/hiding/etc ones Ip address that is legit and not a scam

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#1202129 22-Dec-2014 15:41

have you tried Hola

Common sense is not as common as you think.

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#1202130 22-Dec-2014 15:43

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#1202131 22-Dec-2014 15:44

But try hola first. Hola to not use apps. If you must use dodgy things use sandboxie

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#1202172 22-Dec-2014 16:08

Slightly overboard but we use VPNs, and pay for different VPS servers hosted around the world in addition to an geo unblocker. Could all be achieved by VPN but choice is good

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#1202223 22-Dec-2014 17:12

I use strongvpn - they have limited numbers of country changes so I operate 2 accounts.

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#1202240 22-Dec-2014 17:39

It seems we have success and the winner is ...... Hola

fidle faddle yadadada

and it works no more blocking on Viki

Thank you oh clever ones!

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#1202260 22-Dec-2014 18:08

just a thought while I have you gathered around the fireside

I have a netgear wirless router DGND 3700 is it possible to put Hola in front of that Thats not the right way to say it I know

what i mean is so that i have it on the router and all 4 computers then go through hola

hmm does that make sense

You see I have xbmc on one computer and i get viki through xbmc hmmm i wonder if thers an app for that?

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#1202268 22-Dec-2014 18:16

If your router software supports VPN client then you can connect into a VPN server

If not you can probably flash you're router with different software that does like Tomato or DD-WRT

I have 2 WiFi SSIDs at home, one NZ one non-NZ

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#1202754 23-Dec-2014 16:47

just a caution with using Hola

http://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/1qnphj/psa_if_youre_uncomfortable_running_a_tor_exit/

"Running the Hola Unblocker application turns your connection into a public exit node on a P2P network. It allows people can to use your Internet connection and potentially access illegal material.... while this may be a privacy concern odds are it isn't malicious. "

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#1202803 23-Dec-2014 17:46

I personally like vpns/vps.

I've purchased three vps's one in the uk and two in the us. The latest vps I purchased was 5euro for the year in LA. And that was the more expensive vps rather than 3 euro per year.

Works every time for me.

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#1202807 23-Dec-2014 17:54

Hola overloads a bit too easily...

Unotelly+VPN - listed as 4.99 per month (US) with the 25% discount via the geekzone link thats - um - carry the one.
$4.85 per month NZ?

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