Why do VPNs like NordVPN “work”?
I don't mean "how" they work, I think I understand that. I was more wondering why they work as such… Take streaming, for example: I can "identify as a US user" and then I'll have access to more series and movies on online streaming platforms. But why doesn't the streaming service make all its offerings available for every country? Do they work with VPN providers? And if not, what's the "problem" with providing all customers with everything they (actually) pay for?
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The streaming services do not offer the same content in each country as they do not have the rights for film or series for certain countries. In this case, they must not offer this content there. By the way, the use of a VPN to bypass the barrier is generally not permitted according to the terms and conditions of the streaming services.
Doesn’t the whole Youtuber/Influencer advertise for it…
They also advertise for the VPN and not for the streaming service.
Example Disney Plus. There are, as we know, many old series running on TV in Germany. To some extent, however, there are – to this day. And if, for example, this or that series is available in America – which also ran in Germany, but not in Germany. Let’s wonder.
How the same sound material? If I look at a movie in German, I’ll see it in German.
In most cases, a synchronization does not translate 1:1. What content and word sweat can be lost.
Image material is also such a thing, it is not unusual if certain places are re-cut in another country.
I don’t know what you mean.
But if the service only purchased the right for Germany, it must not send it in America. (These regulations are completely outdated in times of the Woldwide Web is also clear.)
Already, but in how far Schützt “the same product” Amerkia unlike e.g. Germany? It’s the same picture and sound. With “extreme contents that have never made it to DE/write it is quite clear to me, but if there is an “old” podium that already ran in DE does not come to the streaming platform, or how?
This is completely logical, as every country makes its own laws.
Be it. I didn’t know that a Urhebergeschütze product has its own protection for every country.
It’s a mistake if you think you can prevent the geoblocking of streaming providers with VPN secured.
If it works, then the respective IP of the VPN provider is still not on the block lists of the providers.