Windscribe VPN developments [other vpn's welcome]

[BBSA]

For sure. I think most here are interested in more casual uses though, so going that route isn't then necessary and is costly as you must first be a pro client anyway as you'll know (if all done through Windscribe).

Nice thing about the net is there's usually some sort of competition anyway.

@BBSA was doing some Windscribe experiments a while back, maybe he'll have more to add.... if related enough.
(I'll be back sometime to read any more.)

He is right, you can not get passed Cloudflare although you can get a residential IP with Windscribe. Have not tested it, as it is a bit pricey.

 

[cat41]

CloudFlare offers various services so it depends on what any host wants, as is evident in the forum bugs thread and a few others.

There is the problem that the public consider a VPN needed for privacy and getting past officials' snooping which stops it being alright to just cut off VPNs in plenty of conditions.

There was a guy in Hong Kong who even couldn't get to the forum this week until he used a VPN.

When we use DSTV streaming they cut down our bandwidth if the VPN is on but otherwise leave us alone, and they are strict.

New Zealand sport, Sky UK and Netflix are examples of bigger interests allowing subscriptions with a VPN.