YouTube is one of the most popular platforms for watching all kinds of videos, here you can find everything from tutorials to full movies. But, some users are disappointed that they can’t see all the content they want, because there is often a regional blockade that prevents us from reproducing what people want to see. But today this is no longer a problem as there are different alternatives to open them.
This platform usually restricts some clips for two reasons: first, the creator blocks their videos in some countries to avoid copyright issues. Second, algorithm blocks some specific content so they can comply with local laws and avoid penalties.
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One of the best options for viewing this content is to use a VPN. It will help you change your location by not revealing your IP address. It is also much safer if you want to prevent your data from leaking.
The VPN network will allow you to access web pages privately and thus see all the content you want. have some Free VPNs and paid others, Depends on who you want to choose.
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If you do not want to download any program to your computer or mobile phone, you can access the free online service “Proxfree”. This will allow you to change your location without revealing your IP address. You can also hide your identity to browse some pages privately.
This is very easy to use and you just have to click on the box that says ‘Server Location’ and select a region to play the video you want to watch. This could be: United States, Canada, United Kingdom and others.
Then you need to enter the YouTube URL in the white box and click where it says ‘Proxfree’. Finally, enter the title of the blocked content in the search bar and hit the ‘Enter’ button.
DANIELA LARARTE ASAAD
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