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« on: 18.11. 2025 18:27 »
i have started using a vpn and when i connect to england - london or manchester i am refused access to this site , but if i connect to other countries it connects me. just wondering why?

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Re: connectivity
« Reply #1 on: 19.11. 2025 09:58 »
I tried using a VPN and gave up after about an hour.
Here's a site which might help you out. https://www.security.org/vpn/fix-common-issues/
VPNs are a waste of money if you ask me. Hides behind the sofa LOL ::hh::
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Re: connectivity
« Reply #2 on: 19.11. 2025 11:15 »
Don't people use them for watching those naughty films without needing to provide age verification? *eek*

Other than that... *????*

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« Reply #3 on: 19.11. 2025 11:33 »
"People" eh? That's a good one.  *sarcastic*
I was using a VPN to watch British telly in France, but i couldn't get it to work here in UK but then when i cancelled it and went to France i found out i could watch British telly there. :o  *conf2*
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Re: connectivity
« Reply #4 on: 19.11. 2025 16:28 »
I think we've used it to watch some channels not available here in France too Catz, but not of late as it didn't seem to work when asked last time around - according to Herself that is, who's mistress of that side of things. There seems to be an icon that flashes up when I start up the PC, so I suppose it's lurking in here somewhere, but that's the limit of my knowledge and I'm not moved to extend it!
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Re: connectivity
« Reply #5 on: 19.11. 2025 16:49 »
I can't comment on it at the moment because we won't be back in France until next July but i'm hoping it'll work again by stealth. LOL.
BTW groily, whereabouts in France are you? We're heading to Normandy next time, already booked a gite near Caen.
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Re: connectivity
« Reply #6 on: 19.11. 2025 22:53 »
No idea what anybody's talking about here! I have a television, it has a button to switch it on then buttons to select channels. I have a telephone, it's connected with wires to a wooden pole in the street. I have toolbox in the garage with spanners in it. Life's simple and great!

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Re: connectivity
« Reply #7 on: 19.11. 2025 23:03 »
No idea what anybody's talking about here! I have a television, it has a button to switch it on then buttons to select channels. I have a telephone, it's connected with wires to a wooden pole in the street. I have toolbox in the garage with spanners in it. Life's simple and great!
How the heck are you able to use this forum from your landline?🤔
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Re: connectivity
« Reply #8 on: 19.11. 2025 23:22 »
No idea what anybody's talking about here! I have a television, it has a button to switch it on then buttons to select channels. I have a telephone, it's connected with wires to a wooden pole in the street. I have toolbox in the garage with spanners in it. Life's simple and great!
How the heck are you able to use this forum from your landline?🤔
I'm told I live in a parallel universe...

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« Reply #9 on: 20.11. 2025 09:08 »
No idea what anybody's talking about here! I have a television, it has a button to switch it on then buttons to select channels. I have a telephone, it's connected with wires to a wooden pole in the street. I have toolbox in the garage with spanners in it. Life's simple and great!
How the heck are you able to use this forum from your landline?🤔
I'm told I live in a parallel universe...

You're getting the parallel universe mixed up with the parallel twin you're always riding. *lol*
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Re: connectivity
« Reply #10 on: 20.11. 2025 23:03 »
Up until last week when I went over to the NBN darkside, my ADSL landline gave me pretty damn good internet... (streaming movies even!)

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Re: connectivity
« Reply #11 on: 21.11. 2025 18:14 »
haha Cheeserbeezer even i had to leave the 19th century ---- reluctantly , if i hadn't i would still be on the land line all day or traveling to find beeza parts *beer*