However, Netflix has taken things further than most, with separate content libraries for almost every country in the world. Let me know if my thinking and reasoning is sound on everything I've mentioned or if its flawed at all please point that out so I can reaccess my plans.Regional blocking is nothing new: it’s most commonly used by streaming services so that they can abide by their licensing agreements. Seems as if I should get mullvad and setup port forwarding, bond it to qbittorrent, and setup SOCKS5. From my research, IPTV services, actually don't require a VPN as from a legal standpoint as long as your not using VOD with them than there's really no distinction from when I'm streaming an NBA, MLB or NFL game in my web browser.ĭoes mullvad sound like the right option? I had considered proton but no port forwarding which will affect torrent performance and torrenting was main reason I want the VPN in the first place. This prevents users from accessing content that is geo locked. Just speculating but Mullvad would work with an IPTV service correct? According to my admittedly limited knowledge it's only paid streaming your Netflix, Paramount, Disney Plus etc that specifically blacklist VPN IP addresses.
I may get an IPTV service at some point to save money on bills. The only streaming I do are free streams, an app called Cloudstream(doesn't need VPN) and I use various free sites to stream live sports(also no need for VPN). I also might use the VPN to download from filehosters like rapidgator or if the VPN is even needed(probably not but would like to clarify) I'm looking for maximum performance in terms of my d/l and u/l speed and reliability whilst downloading torrents and being able to reliability seed torrents back for an indefinite period of time. Hi, I am very close to pulling trigger on mullvad to pair with qbittorrent but before I do want to make sure I haven't missed anything.
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