Hey everyone!

We all love Netflix, but sometimes it feels like we only scratch the surface of what’s out there. Beyond the basic scrolling and watching, there are tons of hidden tricks, unique methods, and personal hacks that can change the way you explore and enjoy Netflix.

Maybe you’ve found a unique way to access content from other countries or figured out how to get the most out of the algorithm to recommend new favorites. Do you use specialized tools, extensions, or smart viewing practices that others might not know about? Or maybe you know the secret codes to explore niche categories?

Let's share and compare our best Netflix tips, tricks, and methods for optimizing the streaming experience. Whether it's content discovery, region-specific access, or little-known features, we'd love to hear how you make the most of your Netflix time!

Looking forward to your unique insights!

Hi guys so I have surfshark and was wondering if unblocking content from other regions still works with the new-ish accountsharing restrictions. I apologize if this gets asked a lot, I didnt know how I could have typed it in the searchbar to find it.

Hey everyone! Your VPN choice might be about more than just Netflix. Let’s get the conversation started! Here are some common reasons people use a VPN:

• Privacy and Security: Protecting your data and online privacy while streaming.
• Accessing Specific Content: Unlocking shows or movies that aren't available in your region.
• Cost Savings: Finding better deals on subscriptions or other services by changing your IP.
• Bypassing Censorship: Accessing Netflix in regions with restrictions.
• Streaming Performance: Enhancing speeds and reducing buffering for a smoother Netflix experience.

There are a lot of VPN options out there, but only a few truly deliver on reliability and performance for streaming. I found one that worked well for accessing more Netflix content—feel free to check out my top recommendation at NetflixByProxy.com. Remember, not all VPNs are the same—what works for one person may not work for another, so explore what suits your needs best!

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

Hey everyone! Let’s start a community list of hidden Netflix gems from different regions! Whether it’s an underrated show, an inspiring documentary, or a memorable movie, share your finds so we can all discover something new.

A few years back, I found Wentworth on Netflix Canada, and it became a favorite. It’s an intense Australian drama that dives into life in prison with twists, turns, and real emotion. I recently saw it’s available in more countries, including the US!

If you’re interested, I’ve shared my go-to VPN recommendation on NetflixByProxy.com for easy access to content like this. Just remember, not every VPN works the same for everyone, so try what suits you best. Feel free to drop the title, a quick description, and where you found it!

If your VPN isn’t working with Netflix, consider trying mobile proxies. They tend to work better at bypassing geo-blocks, especially with streaming services like Netflix. We offer New Zealand mobile proxies with unlimited 4G bandwidth and rotating IPs—perfect for accessing region-locked content seamlessly.

Feel free to give our free trial a shot and see if it resolves your issue. Learn more at kiwiproxies.co.nz or reach out on Telegram at t.me/kiwiproxies.

Hello ! I live in France, I am trying to connect to a German or Italian server through NordVPN (which I updated two days ago) to watch a Netflix show in these countries. For context, I have been using NordVPN for over three years and it Always worked without any issues. But this time it doesn't seem to work.

What I do is : start up the device, connect to Berlin server, wait a few minutes, connect to Netflix. However I still have the same French shows

I have tried this both while being connectee to my Wifi network and with my cellphone data. None of them worked. Does someone have an explanation ?

Hey everyone! With so many Netflix libraries around the world, I’m curious—which country or countries’ Netflix do you prefer to access, and what makes them your favorite? Whether it’s exclusive content or a better variety, share your experiences and let us know which VPN you use!

Netflix libraries vary by country, and some have access to shows and movies that others don’t. For example, the US library is known for its extensive selection, while Japan often features a vast catalog of anime. The UK tends to have early access to some British series, and South Korea’s library is packed with top-tier K-dramas. Meanwhile, Germany offers a strong selection of local films and international hits, and Australia often includes a unique mix of local and global content. Using a VPN can really broaden your options if you’re looking to explore different libraries.

(Feel free to check out my go-to VPN recommendation at NetflixByProxy.com if you’re exploring Netflix regions worldwide.) But don’t just take my word for it—be sure to do your own research.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

Hey everyone,

Good news! We've lifted the "Restricted" status, and r/NetflixByProxy is now a Public community. This means anyone can now view and contribute to the discussions without any restrictions.

The restriction was likely something introduced by a previous moderator, and I just wasn’t aware of it until now. Now that I know, we’re opening it up so everyone can join in!

Feel free to share your VPN experiences, ask questions, and engage with the community. Looking forward to seeing more of your posts!

Hey everyone! With so many Netflix libraries around the world, I’m curious—which country or countries’ Netflix do you prefer to access, and what makes them your favorite? Whether it’s exclusive content or a better variety, share your experiences and let us know which VPN you use!

Netflix libraries vary by country, and some have access to shows and movies that others don’t. For example, the US library is known for its extensive selection, while Japan often features a vast catalog of anime. The UK tends to have early access to some British series, and South Korea’s library is packed with top-tier K-dramas. Meanwhile, Germany offers a strong selection of local films and international hits, and Australia often includes a unique mix of local and global content. Using a VPN can really broaden your options if you’re looking to explore different libraries.

While I can’t say NordVPN is the best for everyone, it’s worked well for me. (Feel free to check out NetflixByProxy.com for more details.) But don’t just take my word for it—be sure to do your own research.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

I have Nord vpn and indian bank account but i am unable to use netflix india in uk?

When i place my india bank account debit catd and get otp in my uk number and verify that. It didn't let me go through.

Any solution?

Hi all. How do i get a vpn? never used anything like that before!

I have a Netflix account created in my home, Poland and I'm traveling to Italy for two weeks.

I was able to watch Polish shows for some days but now it shows only things that are available in Netflix Italy.

Is there a solution to still show home ones?

so, i'm studying in france but my first language is spanish. i got a netflix subscription to more easily watch anime and stuff while i work, but the only audio options available are japanese and french and i want the spanish dubs so i can watch while doing other stuff. i know they exist, for series like one piece and hunter x hunter the dubs were made specifically by netflix so i know they're there, i just wonder if there's a way to access them without a vpn or if i'll have to get one just to be able to listen to the dub i want.

Hi guys, wondering if anyone could help! I used a VPN for my Netflix while I was overseas because they didn’t have my show. Now Netflix seems to be blocking all tv/ movies, but the Netflix originals are working. Example, walking dead is available in Canada, now it’s saying “set reminder” same thing for any shows. Is this due to VPN/ how to fix? Thank you!

Hey y’all, is Hercules: The Legendary Journeys available on Netflix in any countries? Thanks 😎

I went to load Grey's on my cell phone app and got a pop up that said "You seem to be using a VPN or Proxy" and then all the shows available reset.

I use a free vpn that works with every other use even youtube ads change when i forget its on but netflix for some reason it doesn’t work any fix??

Hello,

i need a solution. I use Windscribe, Hola VPN, Urban VPN and Avast VPN but the following does not work on any of them. I live in the Czech Republic, but I need to reach countries such as Mexico, Germany, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Brazil.

When I connect to that country, the Netflix interface is in that language, but the episode titles and contents are not - I need to copy those. Please, give me an advice. It doesn't work on another PC either, I'm attaching a screen

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Does anybody know where i can watch 24? I couldnt find Anything on unogs

I want to watch the 40 year old virgin but can’t find it anywhere? I’ve got a decent VPN which country is a good choice to connect via?

I joined Reddit just to ask this dumb question. We signed up for US Netflix a few days ago with a VPN (from India). Within a couple of days, stuff I'd started watching halfway through has now disappeared from the service although we are successfully logged in to our US Netflix account. This even though as best I can tell they were not scheduled to disappear. For instance one was Menace II Society which I see is scheduled to leave US Netflix but not until January 1. Another was End of Evangelion which doesn't seem to be scheduled to leave at all, but anything Evangelion related is gone.

Any chance this is related to our using a VPN? Access to the US account still works fine. And I don't think we are seeing Netflix originals only like I see a couple of folks here reporting. Plenty of other old films and such, just not the old films I'd started and interrupted.

Edit: Or maybe it's the same issue? A ton of older films that are supposed to be on Netflix US aren't coming up in search.