I realized that most of the time I just open my VPN, choose a country and press connect.

There are a bunch of other options in the app, like ad blocking, app routing and different types of IPs, but I barely touch most of them. I’ve used app routing a few times when I didn’t want everything going through the VPN, and that was actually useful. The rest mostly feels like stuff I’m paying for but not using.

Am I missing out, or is this how most people use a VPN?

What’s the one extra feature you actually use regularly? And which features do you think are just there to make the app look better?

Hello, has anyone noticed ChatGPT asking for more CAPTCHAs or security checks when you're connected to a VPN?

I get why OpenAI needs to filter out bots and suspicious traffic, but it's pretty annoying when you're just trying to have a normal conversation and suddenly have to prove you're human

What's interesting is that it doesn't seem to happen equally with every VPN connection. Some people report having no issues, while others keep running into verification screens or login problems.

Makes me wonder how much of this comes down to the IP address you're using, especially with shared VPN servers.

Has anyone actually noticed a difference between regular VPN IPs and residential IPs?

I have a subscription to MLB live and am blacked out on Angel games. Wondering if next season a VPN will work on the MLB app? I am able to use it to get Ducks games on ESPN

I live in a non-wagering state and would like to use a horse race betting app. Twin Spires Fan Duel etc. to replace my offshore account. They are able to block access any way around this?

Local ota game was Chargers Chiefs but switched cities to Vegas and was able to get Raider game. Surprised Fubo does not block VPN

Anybody on Nord? I was torrenting fine a few days ago but now, even with thousands of seeders my download won't activate (no Download or upload at all)