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Quote from: joniboini on October 25, 2024, 12:43:39 AM

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Like if I should connect my VPN I won’t be able to do so many things because of the slow network speed but if I wait for everything to load it will work but it doesn’t really come up with the speed it usually does when I’m not connected to the VPN.

Hope it works for you. I wonder if you're using a terrible VPN provider though. Based on my experience any decent paid VPN doesn't slow down your speed that much. Have you tried different VPN providers or switched server locations? Things will be different if you're using a free service since most of the time they don't allocate enough resources for you, hence the limited speed/quota.

Well, I’m using the free version - since I only get to use it during this period when I’m unable to access anything which doesn’t happen frequently I just didn’t think it was worth paying for any vpn. I have used only two different VPNs and both of them were free and they both showed slow network connection.

One way I usually resolve it (that’s if I’m at home) is to just switch to a different network provider and continue my stuffs (all these add to the reason why I don’t want to pay for premium VPN).

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Am getting to know recently that use of VPN is not completely I tended for commiting evil, only the few ones who have always been taking decisions on their self to use it for their own personal and selfish interests will guide against their selves and use it the proper way and for the right thing to do, we should know this as the use of VPN shouldn't be on a bad motive to harm others.

Just like Bitcoin mixers are not for criminals alone and money laundry, people that are interested in keeping their privacy also use it to protect themselves from traces. Using a VPN is good especially when your IP address is no longer acceptable to be used with the site.
The use of VPN is to camouflage like we are in another country trying to access the Internet with a wrong profile.
Doing this does nut mean you are literally trying to scam or you have the intention to cause harm but it's to create a false signal of your original location.

How I wish the mixer and VPN were always used for good purposes, the world would be a better place, but I tell you, all these are used mostly for bad intentions, most people do not worth anything worth hiding. I also like the analogy you claimed about the VPN in the concluding part but it is not as true as you think and I wonder what those who frequently gamble with $5-100 (bankroll) use a VPN for. Who is after them? And if a casino is not allowed by your country or the casino banned your country, why push it? Why not try another one to save your head? But many of these guys would use the VPN to earn more bonuses from casinos and even try to cheat the system, they are the ones who spoiled the whole show. So sometimes when I blame casinos for their excesses I also think that they are victims too.

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Quote from: Cantsay on October 24, 2024, 05:02:44 PM

Like if I should connect my VPN I won’t be able to do so many things because of the slow network speed but if I wait for everything to load it will work but it doesn’t really come up with the speed it usually does when I’m not connected to the VPN.

Hope it works for you. I wonder if you're using a terrible VPN provider though. Based on my experience any decent paid VPN doesn't slow down your speed that much. Have you tried different VPN providers or switched server locations? Things will be different if you're using a free service since most of the time they don't allocate enough resources for you, hence the limited speed/quota.

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Quote from: joniboini on October 23, 2024, 09:44:27 PM

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I haven’t actually touched any settings that’s DNS related or so, but since you mentioned it I’ll try and look for some tutorials on YouTube and download them so that when the issue comes back I’ll try the settings and see if it will solve it.

Your description makes me more convinced that DNS is related to that. You probably need to do more than just change the DNS settings on your network settings if your ISP uses a transparent DNS proxy. I used DNScrypt which allows me to connect to DNS-scrypt-supported servers and Acrylic DNS, not sure if those are the best options but it works for me. You can also continue using a VPN and find VPN-friendly casinos or just disable it when you want to access some casinos. I'm pretty sure most VPN apps support making exceptions nowadays if you want more QoL. CMIIW.

I’ll actually prefer to try your method of tampering with the DNS because the issue I face whenever I’m using VPN to solve it is that my internet connection speed becomes very slow.

Like if I should connect my VPN I won’t be able to do so many things because of the slow network speed but if I wait for everything to load it will work but it doesn’t really come up with the speed it usually does when I’m not connected to the VPN.

If I try this your method and I’m able to preserve the internet speed then I’d be so glad.

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Quote from: Iranus on October 17, 2024, 01:42:59 AM

Not all VPNs help us increase our internet speed and people are right when they say that most VPN usage will slow down our internet. But there are some cases where VPN can help us speed up access to certain websites. I am not an IT expert and I did not just hear it from others, I experienced it firsthand. There were times when my country's international internet cable line had problems which slowed down the internet speed a bit and using a VPN helped me solve the problem.

The current VPNs I am using are Express and Nord VPN, both of which are paid VPNs. In my opinion, using Express and accessing the recommended servers will improve internet speed somewhat but Nord does not.

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VPN decreases latency and ping. I wanted to cloud stream one Playstation game via PS Premium packet. Since their servers aren't in my region, I had to connect to other servers but my ping was high. Then I downloaded many VPNs and NordVPN was the only one that let me to play on servers because it lowered my ping and gave me a stable high speed connection.

Btw I didn't know that ISP was throttling your internet speed when you were using too much bandwidth because I never had that problem. Even before optics internet, when we had a DSL internet, Warez websites were popular locally and every website admin and moderator was downloading and uploading gigabytes of files on uploading websites with website name as prefix on the file name. Even during that time, there was no internet throttling locally.
Today, people still use torrent websites to download games and movies and still no throttling. It's strange that developed countries experience that restriction from their ISPs.

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Quote from: Cantsay on October 23, 2024, 12:16:15 AM

I haven’t actually touched any settings that’s DNS related or so, but since you mentioned it I’ll try and look for some tutorials on YouTube and download them so that when the issue comes back I’ll try the settings and see if it will solve it.

Your description makes me more convinced that DNS is related to that. You probably need to do more than just change the DNS settings on your network settings if your ISP uses a transparent DNS proxy. I used DNScrypt which allows me to connect to DNS-scrypt-supported servers and Acrylic DNS, not sure if those are the best options but it works for me. You can also continue using a VPN and find VPN-friendly casinos or just disable it when you want to access some casinos. I'm pretty sure most VPN apps support making exceptions nowadays if you want more QoL. CMIIW.

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Quote from: Iranus on October 17, 2024, 01:42:59 AM

Not all VPNs help us increase our internet speed and people are right when they say that most VPN usage will slow down our internet.

the fact is that, the internet speed becomes slow that's what happened to me, in my country there are many gambling sites that cannot be accessed but I use VPN everything does not go according to plan will definitely get a warning that the site does not support VPN those who use VPN are considered fraudulent, and the worst my account is restricted and some are even suspended

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Quote from: dwyane36 on October 23, 2024, 12:34:30 AM

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Is this the same as when you try to visit some site but doesn’t work unless when you visit with a vpn or change the network provider.

I have experienced it in several sites but never have I tried it in any casino before since I don’t want to use vpn and out my account at risk, even sometimes I’m unable to visit or open sites like Reddit and quora but google search works very fast and when I change the network provider or turn on vpn everything becomes normal.

Is this what you’re referring to?

It is worth noting that some gambling sites specify in the terms and conditions whether a user can use a VPN to access the site or not. In addition, some casinos may display a pop-up window during authorization if a VPN is not allowed. In this case, you're not putting your account at risk.
As for the sites that you described, it sounds like a temporary blocking by the ISP. For example, in my case, the ISP, as a rule, blocks access to gambling and other sites by resetting the connection or, as I wrote above, strongly slowing down the connection speed to a particular site.

Players generally seem to have a hard time understanding the casino's actual policy on using and allowing VPN connections. What they write in ToS on this issue is just a simple ban on using VPN or, on the contrary, no mention of VPN. In the second case, it is completely unclear how the casino will behave when the player plays. For example, what to do with checking the identity verification by KYC when the IP country does not correspond at all to what you write in your personal data. But such cases are quite possible when you need to bypass some kind of ban on accessing the casino from regulatory authorities or the providers themselves.
This is where the problems begin and, as usual, of course, when withdrawing our winnings from your deposit.

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Quote from: Cantsay on October 17, 2024, 06:20:29 PM

Is this the same as when you try to visit some site but doesn’t work unless when you visit with a vpn or change the network provider.

I have experienced it in several sites but never have I tried it in any casino before since I don’t want to use vpn and out my account at risk, even sometimes I’m unable to visit or open sites like Reddit and quora but google search works very fast and when I change the network provider or turn on vpn everything becomes normal.

Is this what you’re referring to?

It is worth noting that some gambling sites specify in the terms and conditions whether a user can use a VPN to access the site or not. In addition, some casinos may display a pop-up window during authorization if a VPN is not allowed. In this case, you're not putting your account at risk.
As for the sites that you described, it sounds like a temporary blocking by the ISP. For example, in my case, the ISP, as a rule, blocks access to gambling and other sites by resetting the connection or, as I wrote above, strongly slowing down the connection speed to a particular site.

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Quote from: joniboini on October 22, 2024, 11:17:30 PM

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I have experienced it in several sites but never have I tried it in any casino before since I don’t want to use vpn and out my account at risk, even sometimes I’m unable to visit or open sites like Reddit and quora but google search works very fast and when I change the network provider or turn on vpn everything becomes normal.

Can you access Reddit or Quora without a VPN? Sounds like a DNS issue to me. One of the DNSs my provider uses is very slow when responding to requests to social media, but they don't necessarily block them. Maybe try changing your DNS to see if it fixes your issues. Sometimes it can also help bypass your ISP blocklist especially when your country doesn't block websites you're trying to access. I am not sure if VPN-friendly casinos allow us to use that though, you better ask their support if you can't find it on their ToS. CMIIW.

Yes I can open Reddit and Quora when my internet connection is normal thats when all other sites are opening. But as soon as the issue starts and sites are no longer opening except for google and my social media apps during that period I won’t be able to access Reddit or Quora without having to use a VPN.

I haven’t actually touched any settings that’s DNS related or so, but since you mentioned it I’ll try and look for some tutorials on YouTube and download them so that when the issue comes back I’ll try the settings and see if it will solve it.

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Quote from: Cantsay on October 17, 2024, 06:20:29 PM

I have experienced it in several sites but never have I tried it in any casino before since I don’t want to use vpn and out my account at risk, even sometimes I’m unable to visit or open sites like Reddit and quora but google search works very fast and when I change the network provider or turn on vpn everything becomes normal.

Can you access Reddit or Quora without a VPN? Sounds like a DNS issue to me. One of the DNSs my provider uses is very slow when responding to requests to social media, but they don't necessarily block them. Maybe try changing your DNS to see if it fixes your issues. Sometimes it can also help bypass your ISP blocklist especially when your country doesn't block websites you're trying to access. I am not sure if VPN-friendly casinos allow us to use that though, you better ask their support if you can't find it on their ToS. CMIIW.

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What you said it correct, and what the other user said Is correct too, so, let's just say that the both of you are correct, VPN actually does more internally than we all can actually see or take notice of.

Technically spea,what NotATether said is correct. Using a VPN doesn’t increase Internet/download speed but it does help you bypass ISP resrictions/limits, aka throttling. If you have a 5mbs internet speed, a VPN cn’t turn it into 100 mbs.

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But however, one question I want to ask is, is it possible for someone to connect his or her VPN to the same network in a country where he or she resides? Like for example, I live in Nigeria, and I want use VPN to visit a site, is it possible to connect my VPN network to Nigeria? Will there be any difference if it's possible to do?

Yes you can. There is no problem in connecting to a local VPN server, if available.
The only problem is that this won’t help you bypass georestrctions.

However, it will help to hide your location within your own country.
Although I am not sure that this is a really reliable means of maintaining anonymity (as well as all VPN protocols), but from a mass and inexperienced in network routing algorithms user, who is not specifically engaged in some kind of location search, it should help. And this can also sometimes be useful simply for the purpose of maintaining anonymity in some specific case.
Of course, I am talking about the possibility of some completely legal actions on the part of the user. For example, it helps you hide where you are from your girlfriend for some personal reasons.

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Quote from: Fivestar4everMVP on October 17, 2024, 09:27:26 AM

What you said it correct, and what the other user said Is correct too, so, let's just say that the both of you are correct, VPN actually does more internally than we all can actually see or take notice of.

Technically spea,what NotATether said is correct. Using a VPN doesn’t increase Internet/download speed but it does help you bypass ISP resrictions/limits, aka throttling. If you have a 5mbs internet speed, a VPN cn’t turn it into 100 mbs.

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But however, one question I want to ask is, is it possible for someone to connect his or her VPN to the same network in a country where he or she resides? Like for example, I live in Nigeria, and I want use VPN to visit a site, is it possible to connect my VPN network to Nigeria? Will there be any difference if it's possible to do?

Yes you can. There is no problem in connecting to a local VPN server, if available.
The only problem is that this won’t help you bypass georestrctions.

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Quote from: dwyane36 on October 17, 2024, 03:54:56 AM

You're right. But it's worth noting that in some countries, this may not only be due to technical difficulties. For example, some regulators may intentionally slow down connection speeds to a particular site because they may not like it for some reason. It can be a gambling site or any other undesirable site. In this case, VPNs really “speed up” the connection, and are actually the only tool for those people who want to get access to a more or less uncensored internet connection.

Is this the same as when you try to visit some site but doesn’t work unless when you visit with a vpn or change the network provider.

I have experienced it in several sites but never have I tried it in any casino before since I don’t want to use vpn and out my account at risk, even sometimes I’m unable to visit or open sites like Reddit and quora but google search works very fast and when I change the network provider or turn on vpn everything becomes normal.

Is this what you’re referring to?

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Quote from: Iranus on October 17, 2024, 01:42:59 AM

The current VPNs I am using are Express and Nord VPN, both of which are paid VPNs. In my opinion, using Express and accessing the recommended servers will improve internet speed somewhat but Nord does not.

VPNs do not improve your internet speed, that is a misconception. What they actually do is unblock routes on your router/network that are jammed due to some technical difficulty, by redirecting the traffic along a different path. So when before it would feel like your browser was just loading a site forever without connecting successfully, now with a (good) VPN, it would load very quickly.

You're right. But it's worth noting that in some countries, this may not only be due to technical difficulties. For example, some regulators may intentionally slow down connection speeds to a particular site because they may not like it for some reason. It can be a gambling site or any other undesirable site. In this case, VPNs really “speed up” the connection, and are actually the only tool for those people who want to get access to a more or less uncensored internet connection.

What you said it correct, and what the other user said Is correct too, so, let's just say that the both of you are correct, VPN actually does more internally than we all can actually see or take notice of.

Believing that VPN doesn't improve internet speed is the real misconception, because looking at it critically, when for what ever reason(s), networks jammed or there is a kind of error somewhere which lead to connecting to a site becoming way slower than normal, and the user turns on a VPN which managed to fix the slow connection, what do we call or assume that to be?, of course VPN has helped that user speed up the connection to his or her favorite site, and of course the example you gave is also very legitimate.

But however, one question I want to ask is, is it possible for someone to connect his or her VPN to the same network in a country where he or she resides? Like for example, I live in Nigeria, and I want use VPN to visit a site, is it possible to connect my VPN network to Nigeria? Will there be any difference if it's possible to do?

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Quote from: NotATether on October 17, 2024, 01:48:57 AM

Quote from: Iranus on October 17, 2024, 01:42:59 AM

The current VPNs I am using are Express and Nord VPN, both of which are paid VPNs. In my opinion, using Express and accessing the recommended servers will improve internet speed somewhat but Nord does not.

VPNs do not improve your internet speed, that is a misconception. What they actually do is unblock routes on your router/network that are jammed due to some technical difficulty, by redirecting the traffic along a different path. So when before it would feel like your browser was just loading a site forever without connecting successfully, now with a (good) VPN, it would load very quickly.

You're right. But it's worth noting that in some countries, this may not only be due to technical difficulties. For example, some regulators may intentionally slow down connection speeds to a particular site because they may not like it for some reason. It can be a gambling site or any other undesirable site. In this case, VPNs really “speed up” the connection, and are actually the only tool for those people who want to get access to a more or less uncensored internet connection.

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VPN usage in online casinos is such a delicate issue. It can cause problems even if you don't do it for malicious reasons.

A casino's security systems can ring alarms, possibly connecting you to other players using the same VPN. Then you have to explain that you have nothing to do with that other person. This is even worse if your account gets connected to known abusers. The staff might not be willing to spend a lot of time listening to you and believe your story.

Many game providers have their own rules regarding restricted countries. By using a VPN, you might find yourself in a situation where you are playing a game with an IP the software provider doesn't allow. And again, you might be connected to other players, abusers, and scammers that have been blacklisted for various offences.

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Also, I think the VPN service we choose will also affect the internet speed.

It depends, most of the time VPN is just use to hide your identity or simply do an anonymous browsing by using different IP. I’m not how can VPN increase the speed if the internet source itself has a capped speed on your country.

The only time I experienced that VPN increased my browsing speed is when it bypassed the speed limit set by the ISP provider but in general the speed is already there, the ISP is just capping it on some internet promo.

So I’m not if VPN can bypass an original slow speed internet.

It seems that it cannot help to bypass slow Internet if your gadget, mobile phone or laptop itself shows that you have a slow connection speed to the network. I have never encountered such a situation when using a VPN would significantly increase the connection speed. But slowdown is certainly possible, but it is usually not very large.

I align with you, he might have mistaken the VPN for another thing else. Although we can't know every VPN, some might have added that as a point of selling through their adverts and actually having such a service regardless of whether it works or not. But this is rare and he would have done well if he could provide the kind of VPN operator with that service. I only know some separate programs/apps from VPN that claim they are internet speed boosters but I have never used them and I wonder how they will hack the service of the ISP to allocate more internet to their customer.

But this is more of a fantasy than a reality. Such implementation requires special hardware and software, which is quite expensive. As a result, it turns out that organizations offering such a service must spend so much money on implementation that it will not be possible to cover these costs at the expense of the relatively insignificant subscription fee of clients if we consider the generally accepted and very small standard payment for this service to be approximately the same for all competing providers around the world that provide VPN services.

Like I said, this is questionable rather than doable but at the same time I will not be 100% sure about what I do not know, there are enough in the technological world that we might not believe unless we see them or use them ourselves. For this, I like to lean towards neutrality because such programs are being advertised online and if it is not working, I doubt if they will remain in business today and people would have rebuked them virally.

Also, many years ago when I started learning how to trade, a friend downloaded an internet speed booster on my laptop, and then in my country, we could only browse at the cafe by connecting their cord to our system and the internet was so slow. Could you believe I browsed faster when others complained of an internet connection? I forgot such a service since the internet is now fast in my country and accessible, but it doesn't change the fact that I experienced something like that.

VPN may also add such to their service if they like, for a raise in fee.

In any case, when the speed of the Internet connection drops significantly and noticeably, it irritates any user who has become accustomed to a very fast response from the sites he visits. So the most optimal thing is, of course, to have a constant and high connection speed without interruption for slow connections. And this, in my opinion, depends to a much greater extent on mobile networks and on the equipment for amplifying signals in the area where you are. This is, of course, if we talk about mobile Internet. A wired connection, of course, already depends entirely on the work of the provider and in this case, there are probably options for accelerating connections and with VPN, but this is only due to a different, at the moment more optimal routing of connections.

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Quote from: delfastTions on October 16, 2024, 04:51:44 AM

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Is this true? Because according to some IT experts, using VPN can also significantly increase internet connection speed when the internet is interrupted. I myself have experienced this situation many times whenever the internet in my country has problems. I have used VPN like Express, and Nord and connected to recommended servers and it gives a better browsing experience. I have not tried using VPN for gambling sites but I have found that VPN does not always slow down our connection.

Also, I think the VPN service we choose will also affect the internet speed.

It depends, most of the time VPN is just use to hide your identity or simply do an anonymous browsing by using different IP. I’m not how can VPN increase the speed if the internet source itself has a capped speed on your country.

The only time I experienced that VPN increased my browsing speed is when it bypassed the speed limit set by the ISP provider but in general the speed is already there, the ISP is just capping it on some internet promo.

So I’m not if VPN can bypass an original slow speed internet.

It seems that it cannot help to bypass slow Internet if your gadget, mobile phone or laptop itself shows that you have a slow connection speed to the network. I have never encountered such a situation when using a VPN would significantly increase the connection speed. But slowdown is certainly possible, but it is usually not very large.

I align with you, he might have mistaken the VPN for another thing else. Although we can't know every VPN, some might have added that as a point of selling through their adverts and actually having such a service regardless of whether it works or not. But this is rare and he would have done well if he could provide the kind of VPN operator with that service. I only know some separate programs/apps from VPN that claim they are internet speed boosters but I have never used them and I wonder how they will hack the service of the ISP to allocate more internet to their customer.

But this is more of a fantasy than a reality. Such implementation requires special hardware and software, which is quite expensive. As a result, it turns out that organizations offering such a service must spend so much money on implementation that it will not be possible to cover these costs at the expense of the relatively insignificant subscription fee of clients if we consider the generally accepted and very small standard payment for this service to be approximately the same for all competing providers around the world that provide VPN services.

Like I said, this is questionable rather than doable but at the same time I will not be 100% sure about what I do not know, there are enough in the technological world that we might not believe unless we see them or use them ourselves. For this, I like to lean towards neutrality because such programs are being advertised online and if it is not working, I doubt if they will remain in business today and people would have rebuked them virally.

Also, many years ago when I started learning how to trade, a friend downloaded an internet speed booster on my laptop, and then in my country, we could only browse at the cafe by connecting their cord to our system and the internet was so slow. Could you believe I browsed faster when others complained of an internet connection? I forgot such a service since the internet is now fast in my country and accessible, but it doesn't change the fact that I experienced something like that.

VPN may also add such to their service if they like, for a raise in fee.

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Quote from: Iranus on October 17, 2024, 01:42:59 AM

The current VPNs I am using are Express and Nord VPN, both of which are paid VPNs. In my opinion, using Express and accessing the recommended servers will improve internet speed somewhat but Nord does not.

VPNs do not improve your internet speed, that is a misconception. What they actually do is unblock routes on your router/network that are jammed due to some technical difficulty, by redirecting the traffic along a different path. So when before it would feel like your browser was just loading a site forever without connecting successfully, now with a (good) VPN, it would load very quickly.

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