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Get a Xiaomi TV Stick/Box and forget about using Apple for IPTV/VPN stuff, good luck.
That's not on the menu. The only question is if it's expected that I wouldn't be able to use a VPN with IPTV or if it's just these guys.
You can use IPTV WO a VPN, but I don't recommend it, depending on which country are you in it could be dangerous or not.
If you want to be able to pirate freely you should avoid Apple devices.
Yeah, this isn't quite the direction the thread should go in, since I'm using the stuff I'm using. And no offense, but with 30 years on the seas, it's pretty lol to hear "don't use Apple if you want to pirate freely." I appreciate the heads up about VPNs though!
In my humble POV the problem about Apple devices it's the closeness of their software, not allowing to download apps outside the app store and no sideloading it's totally a "no thanks" for me if I want to use the device for whatever I want to use it, that's why I avoid using that brand and why I suggest anyone who want to pirate WO too much hassle to avoid it too.
I believe it isn't even easier to use a private DNS or VPN what it's supposed to be legal on Apple devices.
Whatever for the fraction of the price you are paying for the device you can easily go for something more pirate friendly, I would suggest you to sell the Apple device, there are usually a lot of people who will hype and buy it pretty fast, and buy a cheaper pirate friendly device and some beers.
Anyway good luck!! ✌️👍
You’re entitled to your POV but Apple devices (including an Apple TV) can all use private DNS servers. I don’t run a private VPN so I can’t attest to that but of course MacOS can run normal VPN software and custom VPNs. Where are you coming from with this?
It's just shitposting, he doesn't understand how VPNs work or that it's not hard at all to use them on Apple. He wants that sweet dopamine from the "me too" posts.
Why'd you type all that out, what was the point?
My point it's if you want to use IPTV and VPN WO trouble I suggest you to use Android instead of iOS, I guess Apple is not ok about IPTV, VPN or even private DNS running on your device, I believe your problem it's on the platform you are using, not in your ISP, VPN or IPTV provider.
Waah, the answer isn't the one I wanted. Boo hoo hoo. I'm sure you've been pirating on iOS for 30 years and must know better.
Hahaha you guys are so low-info! I’m a Mac and Apple user and that triggers you? Amazing. Would you like me better if I was sucking down telemetry and ads on Windows and Android, or do you need me to be straight up Linux desktop? 🤣
Just let me know, I’ll sell all my shit 😉
I expected way better from the Dbzer0 piracy sub, but I guess TIL you folks just want to shitpost. Literally I come in here and say “Apple” and the thread derails.
Now I’m wondering why I even made an account on db0. I can scroll Lemmy memes from anywhere and that’s the only other thing this platform is good for.
Hell, looking back through this sub’s last couple weeks, nobody in here has said dick about shit. What a shame, where are the decent posters at?
I’ll tell you what. Give me a few days to figure out a solid Mac and iOS workflow for IPTV and I’ll come back and post it. So that way, this forum can have one piece of useful info.
As for you my man, study hard.
You came here asking if a vpn config is outrageous. And it may be for you, but it's also probably the only option for that specific provider as they can't get their own client onto the locked down apple store.
You can continue using your devices, but don't expect people to give you solutions left and right as you are not using an open "ecosystem", so sometimes there is no (easy) solution. All people did was suggesting a better approach that will give you a lot less headaches and you took it personally...
That's not what I asked. Read it again. I asked if my IPTV provider blocking VPNs from all major VPN companies and requiring their own config was normal for IPTV.
I'm not sure if you didn't know this or if you just ignored it to make your post seem factual, but all the major VPNs have iOS clients. Every single one. Less so on Apple TV, but that's only been allowed on tvOS since iOS17. And obviously, Mac has a billion VPNs.
What I took personally was the brigading on Apple that had nothing to do with understanding the technical issue. Niggas just want to shitpost, since that's what niggas do when they don't know shit. They see "Apple" and "iOS," and hey! Doesn't matter what the thread is about, let's just say shit about Apple. And that's boring as hell. Give real info, or if you don't know, don't post.
Last night, I made a "support ticket" in my provider's dashboard asking them point blank if they block commercial VPNs, and if they recommend me watching their streams in the clear. I also made this post lol, but nobody reads Lemmy, so that won't be it.
This morning, I woke up and every single PIA endpoint I tried in every country on all my devices worked perfectly. I can't explain that and I bet nobody here can explain it either, since nobody posting so far has any knowledge of how IPTV providers or IPTV tech works.
Just to say it again, thanks for showing me this sub is not for real. Not a good source of info, not a good community for sailing the seas, strictly for entertainment value. Unless the people who do know stuff happen to be on vacation.
Triggered indeed, mister indignant wall of text. I use a Mac too. And Linux, FreeBSD, Android, and even Windows. But using an iOS device to pirate is like using a wrench as a hammer. Maybe you can do it, but it's not ideal.
Anyway, if you don't like it here, there's the door. Deuces.
Weird, once I got my provider to stop blocking my VPN (I learned that some do) and/or switched to endpoints my ISP doesn’t block known IPTV ports on, I’ve had no issues. Apple TV, mac, iphone, all of them. Everything flawless.
I might even take my seedbox down and torrent locally, since that’s easier. A full Apple pirate workflow, aside from my NAS.
I liked the parts in your post where you dropped in various operating systems you’ve used to make the words you were typing look more factual. Have you pirated on BSD? That would be intense!
For me, I think I’ll stick around. I genuinely enjoy making fools look foolish — and now that I know fools are in season here (and are overpopulated) I’ll get my real info elsewhere and focus on the fun part. Cheers!
Actually, I have pirated on FreeBSD, for many years. I run all of those OSes in different roles at home every day. What are you trying to accuse me of? Not knowing what I am talking about? You're the indignant chode who is asking for help in this forum. I have never done that. I know how to use google and answer my own questions.
Most impressive. Of all the operating systems you use daily, which do you pirate on the most? And, do you switch operating systems depending on mood — or another criteria?
“I think I’ll use Debian Stretch today.”
Is it really true you’ve never asked a question on the internet? If so, is that because you were born with innate knowledge or because you just know how to use Google (only Google, apparently) so well that the sum of human knowledge opens itself to you, like at the end of The Highlander?
My amazement grows.
As for what I’m accusing you of, that’s easy. Being pedantic and pretentious.
Don't you have anything better to do than be a tryhard online? You don't sound as clever as you think you do, bud.