I dabbled with free and cheap paid-for proxies which were either injecting javascript or too flaky for live video. It was at this ebb I discovered the wonderful world of illegal IPTV streams and adopted a fuck you too, BBC attitude Until a few weeks later, back to the same old shite - everything 403 UnauthorisedĪfter yet a few more weeks of furious head-scratching shame over the stable-now-vanished CBeebies and BritComs daily consumption, I concluded and confirmed the BBC had just started detecting and banning datacentre IPs more aggressively so much so I even invested in some fancy routing through intermediary countries for almost jitter-free stability I went through a few cheap linux VPSs with UK ip addresses, forwarding their web streams to my tv outside the UK, until I found one that seemed to work well.
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to no availĭodgy residential/mobile proxies were too unreliable for live 720p m3u streams, not to mention expensive I tried at least 4 extensively, including tcp, udp, socks, wg, obfuscated servers, etc. VPNs were already being detected and banned. Of course, I wanted to do this for as close to free as possible, since plugging an aerial into a tv at home also cost next to nothing A few years ago I moved outside the UK and spent the best part of 3 months (on and off) trying to access BBC content, legally, still holding residency, paying domiciliary and employment taxes, and paying for a bladdy TV loicence
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