Very few countries are broadcasting the games due to
expensive broadcasting rights, but there is good news. Some of the main
countries streaming the event live online include the US, UK, Australia,
Canada and, unsurprisingly, most Nordic countries. If you live in the
States you will need a subscription to the US network NBC, which has the
broadcasting rights, and if you don’t live in the other countries
streaming the games, regular access will be pretty much impossible.
Many winter sports fans based in countries without coverage
may have given up on the idea of watching one of the many events such
as curling, ice hockey, and snowboarding, but a VPN can easily make this
possible.
We’re currently seeing a massive increase for our VPN
service, particularly for our Norwegian servers, and we guess these are
Norwegian expats wanting to watch the Olympics. For those of you who
aren’t able to watch the games, you just need to purchase HMA! Pro VPN
where our VPN will assign you a different IP address (choose from 68,000
IP addresses located in 132 locations, in 63 countries). If, for
example, you want to watch the games shown by a UK channel, simply
connect to a UK based server and head to one of the channels who are
broadcasting it and hey presto! You are now virtually residing in the
UK; every online activity you perform is as if you are in the UK,
therefore, you can watch the games.
It gets even better as we have upgraded a number of our
servers, meaning that you will have even faster connections during this
winter Olympic season. You can enjoy the games from anywhere you are in
the world. I think that deserves a gold medal!
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Hide My Ass
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Strong VPN
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Switch VPN
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Pure VPN
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IPVanish VPN
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Hotspot Shield Elite
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