From the outset, Netflix has outlined its position on VPN and proxy use. The video streaming service tries to restrict this use at all costs, ensuring that users are limited to their market.
The measures taken are changing and adapting to all uses of these tools. Now with its fight against VPNs, Netflix seems to be entering a new chapter that even private users are affected.
Netflix has been struggling with using a VPN to access its services for years. This practice allows you to access content that is blocked in certain regions, thereby opening up a range of offers that users have access to.
The most commonly used form of such blocking is the creation of restrictions at the level of used IP addresses. Thus, with these known addresses, users cannot access Netflix or their use is restricted.
What has been described recently shows that there has been a shift in this position. They continue to block, but now they are not limited to the well-known IP addresses of VPN services, but go into detail on directly limiting the IP addresses of users.
Reports are piling up across various networks and channels, revealing this new reality. The blockages seem to be building up and affecting the consumer population. They can be overcome even with a change of IP, which is not always easy with some ISPs.
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Interestingly, in many cases, access to Netflix is still possible, but has limitations. It is limited to content created by the streaming service itself and others punctual, as opposed to using VPNs and proxies.
