How to Watch Veoh Outside the US(Unblock Veoh outside the US)

why you can't watch veoh outside the us

So a couple of years ago – in 2008 to be more precise Veoh restricted access to their site to the US only. This meant that all of us who loved the content on Veoh and found ourselves outside of the US were left out in the cold. Unless you knew about this trick I am about to tell you of course.

See the thing is that Veoh, like most other sites, will use a very simple technique to determine if you are in the US or in Europe, Asia or somewhere else outside the US borders. What they do is look at your IP address. If you don’t know what that is don’t worry – basically it is a unique number that your computer needs to communicate online. The good thing is that we can do a little trick to obtain an IP address located in the US.

How to Trick Veoh Into Thinking Your Are in The US

So in order to get a US IP address we need to do a little trick that involves VPN, which stands for Virtual Private Network. It sounds very technical but don’t worry about that – it is actually a really simple thing to use. A VPN connection will connect you to a server located in the US and this server will in turn act as a middleman between you and Veoh. Since Veoh wont “see” anything else than the middleman you can now stream away like crazy. Pretty cool huh?

which VPN or proxy can help us ?

• ExpressVPN.com

ExpressVPN is one of the most popular VPN services on the market and also claims to offer 'zero logging'. Their privacy policy states that they do not collect information on users' website visits or online activity and the company is now based out of the British Virgin Islands, making it exempt from both US and EU data retention laws.

Like all excellent VPN services, ExpressVPN makes use of shared IP addresses, meaning that individual users are not linked to a single IP address. Additionally, customers can sign up without providing any personal information and pay using the BitCoin cryptocurrency.

• IPVanish.comIPVanish is well-regarded for its transparent privacy policy and the fact that it operates a true 'no logs' service. This means neither usage logs or connections logs are kept. P2P use is allowed and an additional layer of privacy is offered by the option to pay using BitCoin.

One potential issue with the service is the fact that it is based out of the United States. Following Edward Snowden's revelations about the NSA, this has become an automatic cause for concern, and the country's Stored Communications Act makes it mandatory for companies to hand over data relating to customers, upon request.

• EarthVPN.comEarthVPN place a strong emphasis on their ability to protect customers' privacy and highlight the fact that they keep "absolutely no logs" of any kind. This includes both usage and connection logs, while the company are also keen to stress that they do not share any customer information with third parties either.

The service provides shared IP addresses, ensuring that no user can be personally connected to a specific address. This means that customers do not need to fear being identified, either by EarthVPN or by third parties.