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To find the best Netflix VPNs, we tested over 60 providers. Plus, their support reps are normally available 24/7, so you'll always get help on the spot. They refresh their IPs more often and offer powerful leak protection to make sure you can unblock Netflix without any issues. Using a good Netflix VPN means you'll be less likely to deal with these problems.

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We recommend checking out this guide to understand what they are, what causes them, how to perform VPN leak tests, and how to fix most of them. If VPN leaks are the problem, things are a bit more complicated. If you don't want to do that, you can also clear your browser's cookies and cache. To fix that, just use Netflix with a VPN in your browser's incognito/private mode. Let's assume tracking cookies are giving your geo-location away. Netflix can probably see your real geolocation - either through tracking cookies or because your VPN is leaking data. Ending up on Your Country's LibraryĮven though you're connecting to a VPN server in a different country, you still end up on your country's content library after logging in. They might provide you with other tips that are specific to their service (like NordVPN did). If none of those tips help, contact your VPN's support team.

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Also, if you're on Windows 10, disable Teredo ( guide) and SMHNR ( guide) to prevent DNS leaks. To fix it, make sure the VPN's DNS leak protection is on. Otherwise, you're dealing with a DNS leak. The only countries that should show up in the results are the ones that match the VPN server's location. Do a DNS leak test while using the VPN.Ask the VPN provider for their DNS address, and manually type it in. Basically, if the DNS addresses are set to automatic, you're probably using the ISP's DNS server. Check that you're using the VPN's DNS server, not your ISP's server.It's a hassle, but we can confirm it works. If you're using NordVPN, disable the CyberSec feature (their support reps suggested this).If you're using Windows 10, delete the Netflix app and then reinstall it.You might have to do it a couple of times. Refresh the page, and try logging in again.We're going to mention a few tips we tried out that worked, and some pointers offered by VPN support reps: We contacted a few VPN providers to see what their support reps had to say, and it seems some of their users have complained about this too. We're not 100% sure what's going on, but it might be one way that Netflix has started blocking VPN users. It doesn't matter how many times you make sure you're entering the right information, Netflix will keep saying it's wrong.

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Here's what happens: you use a VPN with Netflix, log in, and the site keeps saying you entered the wrong password or username. But we have seen people on Reddit complaining about it, and we also started experiencing this problem while using a VPN a few months ago. This one is a bit tricky since not a lot of people have experienced it yet.

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If you want to read more about the Netflix proxy error and the tips we mentioned here, just check out our full guide.

Get a dedicated IP (it likely cost extra).

Use your browser's incognito/private mode.

Clear your browser's cache and cookies.

Ask the VPN provider which server you need to use (they don't publicly announce which servers work).

Connect to a different server (maybe Netflix blocked the one you're using).

We tested all of them and were able to bypass the error screen. Here's a list of tips you can try to get rid of the proxy error. Obviously, what they recommend is to disconnect from the VPN. Netflix has a dedicated support article for this error.

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This can happen after you log into your account, when you look up a title, when you hit Play on a title, while you're watching a movie or show, or when you access a Google link that's supposed to take you to a Netflix title (like googling "Netflix Demon Slayer" and clicking the first Netflix link). It then uses automated scripts to block the server's IP address and redirect all connections coming from it to the Netflix proxy error page. Here's what happens: Netflix detects that your traffic is coming from a VPN server. This is by far the most common problem you'll encounter when using a VPN with Netflix.