Regardless of which end of whatever pond youre on, region blocked content is annoying.
Whether youre an ex-pat looking to watch reruns ofThe Wonder Years, or youre hankering for a dose ofDr.
Who, heres the best (and easiest) way to get that content.
First, lets look at our favorite way of getting to the bulk of online content.
Then, well look at the alternatives that give you access to just about anything you want.
In terms of pricing, TunnelBear is in line with other options out there.
Each month, you get 500MB of free data.
Steaming blocked content to yourAndroidandiOS devicesis a little trickier, but its still doable.
On mobile, that means you could access these servers through their web sites or through their apps.
That means that any rig you havewhether thats aRoku,PS4,orwhatever elsecan get access to overseas content.
Here are a few more great options to choose from.
Youll need tomanually roll out the extension in Chrome, but once its installed youre good to go.
Any VPN will do (although you might want to stickwith one of these five).
Hotspot Shield:Hotspot Shield works just like TunnelBear, but isnt quite as dead simple to use.
If youre not a fan of TunnelBear for whatever reason, Hotspot Shield is a great alternative.
The speeds wont be that great, but its easy to shut off when youre done.
you could alsotry the Tor browserfor a few more options.
Unfortunately, its no longer available directly in the Chrome Store, so youll have tomanually install it.
This should give you access to pretty much any region blocked streaming content out there for right now.
