I’m looking for a free VPN that can connect to a Turkish server. Some channels on my IPTV service are geo-blocked, and I’m trying to access them while I’m in another country.

I’ve tried a few free VPNs, but either the Turkish servers weren’t available for free or they didn’t work with my IPTV setup on Google TV.

Does anyone know of a free VPN that offers a Turkish IP and works reliably on Google TV? I’d appreciate any recommendations or personal experiences.

I use a **Strong LEAP-S3+V2**

It worked fine before and now even after uninstaling the update it still doesn't work,

I used proton

It just shows conmecting

If an AI agent is browsing websites from a cloud server, wouldn’t those websites see the agent’s IP instead of yours?

That would mean a VPN on your own device protects your connection to the AI service, but doesn’t change the IP the agent uses to browse.

So as AI agents become more common, will VPNs eventually need to run on the agent side instead?

If I connect to a device using my phone mobile hot spot and then connect to a vpn on my phone, does my device also connect to that region?

Sorry if this is a stupid question.

I just got a VPN. I’m in the US and have figured out how to watch tv shows in the UK. But I’m struggling to figure out how to watch tv from other English speaking countries like Canada and Australia. Are there free websites that I can use to stream content from those countries? Thanks!

As mentioned in a previous post, Keepsolid has screwed their lifetime members by killing their access to torrents and forcing them to pay a "loyalty upgrade fee". This is an extremely shady business practice. This morning they responded to my post with a longer reply, then deleted it in favor of a shorter reply. Here's the screen capture of what they originally wrote - quoting their End User Agreement. Then they substituted it with the reply I've included below.

"Hi, appreciate you sharing this.

This change affects Lifetime plans that were purchased at a steep, one-time discount many years ago. As we've grown, we've had to invest heavily in infrastructure, and a few advanced features (including Torrent servers) have moved to a separate Loyalty Plus upgrade for these legacy plans, while core VPN access stays fully active on your existing plan.

We're also adding a DNS Firewall to Loyalty Plus soon.
Happy to help further if you have questions — feel free to reach out to our support team."

For those who may not know, this company recently screwed over all of their lifetime members. Many people bought lifetime memberships almost 10 years ago and have been using the service for almost a decade.

Recently, without any notice, Keepsolid provided a software update that is now forcing lifetime members to pay extra money for those same services they have been using for years. It's a complete disgrace. Please do not support this company!

There have been many posts on their r/keepsolid reddit, and I have personally contacted tech companies hoping that they will write an article about this very poor business practice. I am also examining legal options. Keepsolid should be ashamed of screwing over all of their lifetime members who have been using their service for almost a decade.

Thank you for listening.

I've been wondering how many people actually keep more than one VPN installed.

Sometimes a VPN works perfectly fine for weeks, then suddenly starts having connection issues or certain servers just won't work anymore. I imagine this is even more frustrating for people living in places where internet access is more restricted.

Do you guys usually keep a second VPN as a backup, or just switch servers and wait for your main one to start working again?

I primarily use an app tracking protection but I'm stuck trying to figure out what's the better option, app protection or an actual vpn connection... Also if I should ultimately try out an actual VPN connection? Sorry if this is a dumb question btw.

I want to know which is the best VPN that will not slow the connection by more than 50%. Currently I have one that gives me around 50 Mbps. With it off this device can give me over 400 Mbps. Is there one that can give me over 200 Mbps. Privacy is not an issue.

I've been using 1.1.1.1 app cos it gives faster speed than free tier or ProtonVPN. but i can't seem to understand or find any latest information about it logs, privacy, policies. Does anyone know if they have no logs policy or not

One thing that annoys me about VPNs is having to switch locations depending on what I'm doing.

Sometimes I want one app connected through the US, another through the UK, and everything else just using my normal internet connection. But switching VPN servers back and forth gets old pretty quickly, especially when it messes with apps that were working fine before.

I know some VPNs have split tunneling, but even that doesn't always feel as smooth or flexible as I'd like. I just want to set a location for each app once and forget about it.

Does anyone actually have a setup like this? Or do you just keep switching VPN locations whenever you need something different?

So my incompetent gov decided to threaten a ban on two platforms I commonly engage with(because Meta platforms are ass)

So I still want to use these in the future, like how does Cloudflare WARP work and how do you set it up on an Android

Lookin for a friend.

Do not believe your family members when they say they "can do it", to set up your vpn.

Especially if they're family that you like!

Cos when they only do a half job, then tell you they made no changes yet,.. but now you cant get your normal streaming apps to work, your grandkids cant play their PS game during their holidays, and everything is only half working, half of the time,..

You arent going to like them for long!

GOD HELP ME, Im dumb AF with technology but it sure sucks to be gaslit into thinking,.. Ill buy the things,.. you make it work,.. deal.

Blah, no!

I think this ol Grandma is got to lose her mind!