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Genghis Cane said:
Teach me how to do this using kindergarten vocabulary.
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1. Do a Google search for VPN providers. Sign up for a Virtual Private Network (VPN) provider. You can usually get a free trial. A VPN provider hides your location and encrypts your data giving you privacy from your internet provider and anyone trying to spy on you.

2. Most VPN providers have an app for your phone and downloadable software for your computer..

3. Install the software on your computer and/or download their app to your smartphone.

4. Using the VPN provider's app or their software on your computer, connect to an area in the U S outside the Miami/ACC footprint. I connect to Chicago or San Francisco via my VPN. This gives the appearance that I am located in the city where I'm connected via the VPN.

5. Log into the Watch ESPN app on your phone or to the website on your computer. It may ask for some handshake conformation with your cable provider. Click on the Miami/Duke game.

6. You can now watch the Miami game without being blocked. If your TV has the ability to "cast" then cast the game from your phone or PC to your TV. I have an android (MiBox) connected to my tv so my VPN provider's app is on the box and I can connect directly to my TV without casting.


*****, NOTE *******
If you try to use your cable provider's channels with the VPN, it will likely not work. I have YouTube TV. Their software detects my VPN and doesn't allow me to watch. You have to use the ESPN app or website (ESPN3). The ESPN software works with the VPN.

Good luck!!!
 
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Number1CanesFan said:
1. Do a Google search for VPN providers. Sign up for a Virtual Private Network (VPN) provider. You can usually get a free trial. A VPN provider hides your location and encrypts your data giving you privacy from your internet provider and anyone trying to spy on you.

2. Most VPN providers have an app for your phone and downloadable software for your computer..

3. Install the software on your computer and/or download their app to your smartphone.

4. Using the VPN provider's app or their software on your computer, connect to an area in the U S outside the Miami/ACC footprint. I connect to Chicago or San Francisco via my VPN. This gives the appearance that I am located in the city where I'm connected via the VPN.

5. Log into the Watch ESPN app on your phone or to the website on your computer. It may ask for some handshake conformation with your cable provider. Click on the Miami/Duke game.

6. You can now watch the Miami game without being blocked. If your TV has the ability to "cast" then cast the game from your phone or PC to your TV. I have an android (MiBox) connected to my tv so my VPN provider's app is on the box and I can connect directly to my TV without casting.


*****, NOTE *******
If you try to use your cable provider's channels with the VPN, it will likely not work. I have YouTube TV. Their software detects my VPN and doesn't allow me to watch. You have to use the ESPN app or website (ESPN3). The ESPN software works with the VPN.

Good luck!!!
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You’re awesome! Thank you very much!
 
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skyman said:
What channel?
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Station List/Markets to avoid on VPN:
Bally Sports Arizona
Bally Sports Detroit PLUS
Bally Sports Great Lakes
Bally Sports Midwest
Bally Sports North
Bally Sports South
Bally Sports Southwest (Texas/Oklahoma)
Bally Sports Sun (Florida)
Bally Sports West (LA)
Bally Sports Wisconsin
Marquee Sports Network (Chicago)
MASN (Mid Atlantic)
NESN (New England)
YES (New York)
 
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Number1CanesFan said:
1. Do a Google search for VPN providers. Sign up for a Virtual Private Network (VPN) provider. You can usually get a free trial. A VPN provider hides your location and encrypts your data giving you privacy from your internet provider and anyone trying to spy on you.

2. Most VPN providers have an app for your phone and downloadable software for your computer..

3. Install the software on your computer and/or download their app to your smartphone.

4. Using the VPN provider's app or their software on your computer, conect to an area in the U S outside the Miami/ACC footprint. I connect to Chicago or San Francisco via my VPN. This gives the appearance that I am located in the city where I'm connected via the VPN.

5. Log into the Watch ESPN app on your phone or to the website on your computer. It may ask for some handshake conformation with your cable provider. Click on the Miami/Duke game.

6. You can now watch the Miami game without being blocked. If your TV has the ability to "cast" then cast the game from your phone or PC to your TV. I have an android (MiBox) connected to my tv so my VPN provider's app is on the box and I can connect directly to my TV without casting.


*****, NOTE *******
If you try to use your cable provider's channels with the VPN, it will likely not work. I have YouTube TV. Their software detects my VPN and doesn't allow me to watch. You have to use the ESPN app or website (ESPN3). The ESPN software works with the VPN.

Good luck!!!
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For any of guys or gals thinking about buying a VPN service, I just bought a Black Friday deal through PureVPN, 5 years for $80 = $1.33 a month (88% OFF). PureVPN is also offering a deal for 2 years for $1.99 a month.

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Signed,

Peruche
 
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