Multi-location platform accessibility

I think that most people do use VPN to gain access to use platforms that are unavaible or banned where they have traveled. I think the restrictions depend on the country you are in. I think there are more restrictions in other countries.

@facebook-akemieiko some people recommend RDPs

There are many websites and platforms that are not available in many countries for instance in Pakistan where I live, we don't have access to many online gambling platform so we use vpn to access that platforms.

I live in a country heavy  on online censorship, so I'm no stranger to VPNs. But I've noticed that some platforms are more VPN-friendly than others. Has anyone tried using RDPs instead of VPNs? I've heard they're more reliable.

For those who are not familiar with RDPs (like me). I did my own research and here is what I found:

"RDP is designed for managing a remote desktop, essentially giving you control from a distance."

Here is the entire article if some of you might want to read it.

@evcj_ thanks for the sharing, that is something new for me

@evcj_ Thanks for the article link!

@evcj_ Thanks a  mill

This one can be a right pain.

VPNs are hit and miss but if I'm on the European continent I just keep my phone data on and it still thinks I'm back in the UK if I avoid the wifi...

@lewisw you really need a stable VPN for that

Guys if a casino doesn't allow the use of a VPN, using one can result in losing your funds. Here you can check casinos which accept playing with a VPN.

@tituskrit no - by using my mobile data instead of Wifi I do not need a VPN at all.

The signal bounces back to the UK so the websites think that the device is still in the UK.

@lewisw Lucky you as some sites can leak your address

@dany Let me check this article out. Thank you