Unknown Speaker 0:00 How's it going, everybody? Welcome
back. And today I'm going to show you guys how to get an Israeli IP address from anywhere. So
obviously, the best way of doing that is by using a VPN, it's the most consistent,
quickest way to do so. Especially if you're trying to bypass geo restrictions. Or if you
want your data secured, if you're trying to maybe access foreign markets for an online markets,
using a VPN is definitely the best way to do so now, what are we using ExpressVPN VPN because
it is my favorite, since it is the best in terms of security. And it's very consistent
when it comes to speed. You can also use Nord and surf shark, these are also great VPN,
I'll talk about them in just a little bit. But for now, if you're interested in any of these,
you'll find links to special deals and discounts in the description down below.
With that said, let's get into this. So as you can tell, I'm connected to Germany. Now,
this is pretty standard in all VPN. So you're going to want to go to locations and look for,
you know, whatever country you're trying to get. In this case, that'll be Middle East and Africa.
And there we go, you're going to click on Israel, and just wait for it to connect, and the moment
you're connected, that's how you can confirm it, just go to some website. And it should tell
you that the country has changed here and the IP address change as well. So I'm gonna hit Continue
refresh. And I'm in Tel Aviv, Israel. So that's pretty much how you do it. It's very simple. Even
it even says that my ISP is an Israeli ISP. So yeah, that's pretty reliable way of
kind of changing IP address. So let's say you're new to IP addresses, okay, that's pretty much how
you do it. But what if you want to maybe take a few extra security measures may be you want to
make sure that everything is the way you want it and you want to understand the options behind your
VPN here. So these are all features that are all available in Nord answer shark unless I say it's
exclusive to this VPN. So keep that in mind. So kill switch and split tunneling are both available
in all VPNs that I mentioned today, including surf shark and Nord VPN, so keep that in mind.
So the kill switch is going to sever your internet connection when you get disconnected from the VPN.
And what that does is that if you didn't know, when you're connected to the VPN, you're connected
to secured servers provided by the VPN providers. So the moment you disconnect from those servers,
you will revert back to your ISP servers which are monitored. And if you're living
in a country with heavy restrictions, you might, you know, you might want to I guess,
hide your IP address. Well hide your data hide hide your online data generally. So
that's what network lock or kill switch is for, which will sever your internet connection in case
you disconnect from the VPN, split tunneling the whale, decide which kind of which apps go through
the VPN connection and which apps don't. So that's a pretty handy tool if you're interested in that.
Besides that, the protocols you can just go with automatic automatic definitely works. Lightweight
is great, because it connects very quickly. That's one and two, it's great for mobile devices. And
since it connects very quickly, it will be very reliable when it comes to streaming and unblocking
geo restrictions with streaming services such as Netflix. And it will be using less battery
for your mobile devices, since it has less than 1000 lines of code. Though if you're looking for
security, you want to go with open VPN, it is the proven protocol to be the safest protocol.
It's the best combination of speed and security. So that's a great VPN, I mean protocol, excuse me.
TCP has very low download speeds. So yeah, that you don't want to you don't want to mess with
that I gave is quick but barely works on a handful of networks and lttp is outdated at this point,
and has low security. Now this is an express VPN exclusive, which will be only use Express VPN DNS
servers while connected and what that'll do is that it'll force the ExpressVPN DNS onto your
device, so that it prevents any data from leaking in and ensures performance, top performance and
security. So yeah, it'll act as sort of an extra layer of obfuscation, which will make
your data look like any other browsing data and your ISP won't even be able to tell that using a
VPN in the first place. So Express VPN lets you secure up to five devices.
And it doesn't matter which servers you're using for whatever activities
since they're all optimized to do anything from streaming to torrenting or whatever
you trying to do. Unknown Speaker 4:54
Let's say you want to spend a little bit less Okay, secure one more device. And get a couple of
extra features. This is when Nord VPN comes in as a great value, kind of VPN here. So you're getting
dedicated IP double VPN, which connects your connection through two tunnels rather than one. So
two servers at the cost of speed, of course, onion over VPN for Tor users and p2p for torrenting.
The cool thing about here is about Nord VPN is that you also get an app kill switch. So
if you don't want to kill your internet connection completely, when the VPN disconnects, you can just
choose certain apps to be terminated. You also obviously get split tunneling a couple of servers,
including UDP, TCP and Nord links, Nord links is definitely the quickest one that you want to use.
And in terms of obfuscation, you're going to have to turn on obfuscation if you're living in
a country with strict censorship, but the cost of much fewer servers at your disposal. So that would
be I guess, the downside of using it. So here I got the server's back. Now that I turned the
obfuscation off, again obfuscation will make it look like your browsing data looks like any other
browsing data so that your ISP can't tell they're using a VPN. And for surf shark, surf shark will
actually let you secure an unlimited amount of devices. So if you're looking for a VPN that
just gets the job done, you know, you're not too worried about security or consistency and speed.
Circle, definitely get the job done, especially if you're just trying to maybe unblock Netflix
and just more or maybe access some foreign markets to get a few discounts here and there.
Surf shark is absolutely great. The problem with Nord and surf shark is that they'll try to get you
in order to get these big discounts, you're gonna have to commit with them for up to two to three
years when it comes to subscription plans, whereas ExpressVPN is only trying to get you to commit
to one year. So you may see that as good or bad depending how long you want your
kind of subscription to last. So yeah, you still get a kill switch,
you still get your split tunneling, you get all these good, good stuff, and you get the
wireguard protocol and numbers mode, which is their own version of obfuscation, obfuscation,
which you can combine with shadowsocks if you're living in a country with heavy censorship, besides
that, that's how you change your IP address. And these all these three VPNs are great. If you're
interested in any of them, make sure to check the description down below. Feel free to take
advantage of the special deals and offers as they may not be available on the original websites. So
yeah, that'll be it for this video. Hope you guys enjoyed it. Feel free to ask me any kind
of question down in the comments below. I'll be happy to answer all of them. And I'll see you guys
in the next one. Have a wonderful day. Transcribed by https://otter.ai