TurboLayer VPN running on Raspberry Pi
Watch Netflix with your personal VPN server running on a Raspberry Pi
Watching Netflix anywhere as if you were at home involves bypassing the geographic restrictions Netflix imposes based on your location. This can be done by masking your actual location and making it appear as though you are accessing Netflix from your home with the TurboLayer VPN.
The TurboLayer VPN is a secure open source and affordable solution that simply address the issue, so things are fully under your control and there isn't any ongoing subscription fee.
Here’s how to achieve this:
Steps to Watch Netflix Using the TurboLayer VPN solution on Raspberry Pi:
- Setup the TurboLayer VPN on Raspberry Pi in at home: to allow watching Netflix from where your account is registered.
- Run VPN app your laptop
- Open the browser and clear the cookies before watching Netflix, OR
- Skip step 2 and 3 above and play Netflix with the a USB memory stick (OPTIONAL) that you can buy here.
Why KODI TV box matters?
Netflix does not ban users for accessing from a different location, whether you're traveling or using a VPN. However, they do block content if they detect VPNs or proxies to enforce their geographic licensing agreements. If you want to access your home content library while abroad, using a VPN that can bypass Netflix’s detection can help, though not all VPNs work for this purpose.
Mobile phone and laptop are known to have access problem even though a VPN connection is established - GPS data and cookies can compromise your location even if you're using a VPN, as they can reveal your actual geographic location independent of your IP address.
Discover how to Watch Netflix with KODI running on a USB memory stick.
The download package includes:
- TurboLayer VPN Server ISO image
- Purchase the TurboLayer VPN server key
- User guide
- No shipping is required
What else do you need?
- USB memory stick (minimum 16GB)
- A Raspberry Pi 4 or 5
- Broadband Internet
Setup
- Download the TurboLayer VPN Server ISO image
- Write it to the USB memory stick using Rufus
- Plug in your Raspberry Pi and power on
- Connect the Wi-Fi to your router
- Setup the OpenVPN client on your phone, laptop, Android TV, TV box (e.g. KODI, LibreELEC)
- ON or OFF VPN anytime and anywhere
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