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Subject: Re: Suggestions for suitable screen sharing when in hotels S.O.T
Date: Sat, 13 Apr 2024 16:51:02 +0100
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> 
> If you're out of country, then Netflix might be an issue:
> 
> - access on your account in a different country (VPN can fix this unless 
> Netflix objects to that specific VPN provider).
> 
> - they might think you were password sharing and bill you.
> 
Last year I used my UK Netflix account in France on a French IP with no 
issues.

It says in the Netflix T and C's you can do this, but for no more than 
30 consecutive days and assuming most of you use is in your country of 
origin.

Trying to connect to www.google.co.uk from a French IP is entertaining 
but it works.