VPN Age Restriction

[FrankG]

Sup dudes. It's been a long time. I'm having issues connecting to the following websites with VyprVPN. I've tried all the countries. It ask for age verification. I can't bypass it with my vpn.
Is anyone else having any issues accessing the following with their vpn? I may have to switch mine.

xhamster.com (complains about texas even though I'm connected to another country)
hotmovies.com
adultempire.com
popporn.com
gamelink.com

Appreciate all your responses.

 

[Torre82]

Just a sign of things to come.

Choosing VPN locations in various southern states MAY or may not work, plus you would have to delete/disable cookies for some sites. (Cookie snitches to the site that you're a previous viewer from #Perhaps blocked IP's)

If they actually have their sh#t together, I suppose their scripts could look around and find a VPN on SOME sorta level, but .. I suppose that would be on the bigger providers like PH.

Texas blocked it, I've heard of a few states surrounding it will kick out different messages, but I can only say that /techsupport on Reddit was repost-hell with workarounds and hearsay, last year, when Texas legislated it.

Florida has an age verification thing, others will do the same thing.
Government loves wasting money on oversight.

 

[Pornfan99]

Ohhhhh ..; more states than TX have enabled age-restrictions:

Florida became the tenth state to sign age verification legislation last week, joining Indiana, Louisiana, Utah, Montana, North Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi, Arkansas and Texas in requiring pornography companies to check the ages of their online consumers.

 

[Stephen1956]

Using Norton VPN, I've had no problem (so far) at AEBN, based in North Carolina. Google has changed the process of log-in to You Tube as well, requiring one more hoop to jump through for log in, via a text message secret squirrel code number. I don't do text messages. No thanks.. Patreon has a whole slew of hoops to jump through to jump through to log-in. No thanks. It's like trying to read the news at the CNN website, with all the bells and whistles going off, in all directions. No thanks, I'll just buy a newspaper.

 

[FrankG]

The weird thing is I can connect to the sites without a vpn. They are not restricting my isp. But I prefer to connect with a vpn.

Anyway, after a little research I found this and it all makes sense now:

https://www.reddit.com/r/VyprVPN/comments/16mn64h/heads_up_vyprvpn_is_no_longer_owned_by_goldenfrog/
https://support.vyprvpn.com/hc/en-us/articles/15903991797645-Certida-FAQ

From my understanding, it's owned by Texas company and is USA jurisdiction now. No wonder xhmaster.com kept complaining that I was located in texas. Even https://browserleaks.com/dns says I'm in texas even though I'm connected in israel. Oh and by the way, they also blocked ************* it says 404 not found but I can connect with my isp just not with my vpn. I'm looking for another vpn provider.

@Torre82
I cleared my browser cache including history and cookies. It still doesn't work. I'm not going to find a workaround. I'm definitely going to switch to another vpn. Hopefully somewhere that's operated in a foreign country.

@Stephen1956
Forgot about aebn, but yes it's working fine for now.

Can't trust VyprVPN. Can anyone suggest a good vpn provider preferrably for linux with open-vpn?

 

[Theopolis Q. Hossenffer]

I have had intermittant problems with that from different sites. It seems to resolve itself around here in a cxouple of days. So far...