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bbc.co.uk changing to bbc.com when abroad
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VPN set to UK?7
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As above. You also get ads when on bbc.com. Very annoying when you just want to see the main news stories while on holiday!
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other news websites are available !
However, this may work...
"If you look at the top of the bbc.com/news page, there is a small ‘UK’ choice/click which will take you to the UK news"
Also using the Brave browser my work but you would have to research this
Also, have you tried
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Any recommendations for a week's holiday?flaneurs_lobster said:VPN set to UK?
ThanksOlinda99 said:other news websites are available !
LOL!
However, this may work...
"If you look at the top of the bbc.com/news page, there is a small ‘UK’ choice/click which will take you to the UK news"
Yes, it takes me to the UK news but the .com version, not the .co.uk which are bizarrely different!
Also using the Brave browser my work but you would have to research this
Will tryThat's what it defaults to!
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For free? Just use the Brave or Opera browsers that have a VPN built-in (but need to be switched on). Many VPN extensions available for most browsers.J_B said:
Any recommendations for a week's holidayflaneurs_lobster said:VPN set to UK?1 -
flaneurs_lobster said:
For free? Just use the Brave or Opera browsers that have a VPN built-in (but need to be switched on). Many VPN extensions available for most browsers.J_B said:
Any recommendations for a week's holidayflaneurs_lobster said:VPN set to UK?I tried Proton = doesn't do UKI tried Windscribe ("you already have an account!!) and it works - that'll do for now!
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A VPN is handy if you want to watch UK TV while overseas. I used CyberGhost in the past but it was awful, I currently use NordVPN and it’s much better. You have currently London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Douglas and St Helier as UK choices.
For the technically savvy, you can use your own VPN and “break out” from your home in the UK. For a relatively easy VPN to access your home and connect to the web from your home, while away, the free Tailscale VPN system is brilliant. I have been using it for over a year to access my home PC and some other equipment on my home network.
https://tailscale.com/
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We have a firestick for that but strangely the VPN I have for that isn't for PCs.Frozen_up_north said:A VPN is handy if you want to watch UK TV while overseas...............
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