How to bypass websites that detect VPN?

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I used three different VPNs, didn’t work.

It’s a website that I needed to log in with my Google account. As soon as I “Continued with Google,” the website redirected me to these following two addresses:

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And then, that VPN Block Page appeared, telling me to turn off VPN. And yes, as long as I keep VPN off, I can get on that website no problem.

I always cleared data(caches, cookies, blocked address usage) from Google Chrome each time before I opened this website. And now I’m using Firefox, private window(Incognito), still doesn’t work.

Can I someone provide me possible solutions for this? :folded_hands:Should I try better VPNS or is there another way around it?

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The best way to bypass a website while on VPN that doesn’t allow you to use VPN is to not use that website on a VPN.

You could try finding a VPN that will supply you with a static IP but there’s no guarantees that Google doesn’t already know that IP range as a VPN provider.

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Setup your own VPN server with your own WAN/Static IP. I set mine up with Vultr, and it works so far for any connection. Let me know if you want to get one set up.

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This may not be a direct answer, but I’ve noticed that Google is the culprit on many “blocks.” If I use Google to search for something, most of the time when I click the link, I’m blocked. But if I switch to Duck Duck Go to do the search, many times I can get through on the linked site. That’s how desperate Google is to collect your data.
If the actual site blocks you… not much you can do.

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you may also need to replace the user agent, as well as the time zone and language, with the regional one for the country of VPN

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They are probably banning all known vpn providers ip addresses. There is nothing you can do about it in your end. You can get a proxy that gives residential ip’s but it will be more expensive than vpn

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What about option of split tunnelling. ? Some vpns offer that m so yiu can direct some traffic through the vpn and others not… not exactly sure how though. Not sure if its by doman /ip and port or app. U may have to dig deeper

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You need a static residential proxy. Goto r/hacking and see their wiki.

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Have you used dpn? Looking at now and looks very interesting.

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Thank you!! I want to give it a try but I’m tech illiterate so forgive me for asking stupid questions:
My VPN is downloaded as an app in my device without a router. I’m traveling aboard and if I need a router(DPN or VPN), should I have someone in the US set it up for me?

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Yes. Google is the root of all VPN detector evil. Unfortunately, I have to use my registered Google email to log in to that website.

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Are there any free residential proxies?

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If something like that goes free then your data will be at so heavy a risk like you are willingly wanting to get hacked.