There is a way to fool Netflix into believing you are in another region, if you are tired of Netflix's offerings in your country.
You can't change Netflix's region unless you move. However, you can use a VPN to get around this restriction.
Netflix's content is different depending on where you are located. Netflix U.S. offers a variety of content, while Netflix UK offers a wide range.
A VPN trick will fool Netflix into believing you are in another country. You'll then be able access the content from that country. VPN is a virtual private network which routes your internet traffic through its own servers. Your IP address will then be in the country you choose.
How to Change Netflix Region:
1. 1.Ensure you have an active Netflix Account
2. You can choose to use a paid VPN or a free Netflix VPN.
While both work, paid VPNs are faster and more widely available. While free VPNs don't often ask for you to sign up, they may still sell your data or bundle you with spyware. Mashable has a list of the top VPNs.
3. Sign up for a VPN service to download it to your Mac/PC
4. This can be done on your smartphone/tablet.
5. 5.
This is how we will show you, using PIA as an illustration.
It is quite simple on iOS. Open the VPN, and select "VPN Server", to choose from the available VPN servers or the "Quick Connect".
Select "VPN Server" to connect to a VPN server or use the "Quick Connect” options. Credit: screenshot: PIA
Select the status icon that looks like a lock to connect to an OSX VPN server. Click the lock-shaped icon to open a pull-down menu. Here you can search for the country and choose it.
To access the drop-down menu, click on the lock icon. Credit: screenshot: PIA
When you connect to the VPN, a green dot appears near the lock icon.
The green dot signifies that you are connected to the VPN. Credit: screenshot: pia
6. Start Netflix and select what you want to watch from the new selection
Explore the Netflix content around the globe.
Netflix will often attempt to block VPNs through banning IP addresses. This could cause some problems. PIA has servers that are labeled "Streaming" so it is worth checking those first.
