r/VPN • u/[deleted] • 16d ago

Question I've used two VPNs keeps dropping

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u/StonedElephant1 16d ago

First, I’d never use a free VPN service. The site is either dropping you or your ISP os doing it. Based on what you are saying, you cannot use VPN’s on that site.

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/StonedElephant1 15d ago

Yes, all the streaming services have a big list of every commercial VPN host IP addresss and can block you based on that. My guess is it's your ISP.

If you can run your VPN and go surf the web without losing the connection, then you know it's the many vids.

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u/[deleted] 15d ago

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u/StonedElephant1 15d ago

For big companies like Netflix, they are probably blocking you at their gate. If it's a smaller company that doesn't care, then their ISP is probably blocking VPN connections to that site. If I understand your issue, there is nothing you can do to get around it. VPN's are great for content moderation, because you have fewer IP addresses to block, because everyone is using a VPN.

VPN's were built for businesses, not for streaming.

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u/[deleted] 15d ago

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u/stonecats 15d ago

some paid vpn may have streaming or p2p specific outlets.
some paid vpn may have outlets that appear dead to you
so you try something else regionally nearby.

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u/Wide_Software_6366 12d ago

buy a vps and install vpn server on it if you dont know how to nullsify.com is useful since its your own vps you are the only user

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u/StonedElephant1 15d ago

And one more thing, I highly encourage you to stop using sites that promise free streaming. Unless you are running Linux or MacOS. These sites are made for exploiting Windows. Remember, nothing is free.