Keep up with The Cricket World Cup 2015 with a VPN

A VPN isn’t just used for hacking, for sharing sites or for Internet scams. It can be used to mask your location as if you were viewing from a different country, which means you can access TV streaming websites that you would not usually be able to access. There are plenty of legitimate sites that for some reason or another will not allow you to view them when in certain countries. Unfortunately for cricket fans across the world, the companies broadcasting the Cricket World Cup 2015 are amongst them. With a VPN, you can watch the 2015 Cricket World Cup live from any location in the world, all by setting up a VPN connection.

A VPN connection through a service like Hotspot Shield, will allow live streaming of multiple sports matches that you would not otherwise be able to watch. You have to download and install Hotspot Shield VPN. Installation is easy, and it’s compatible with Windows, iOS, Mac, and Android operating systems.

No need to buy right away

Take advantage of the 7-day free trial, and that way you can cancel your subscription if you do not feel you are using the service as much as you had hoped. Opting in and out is very easy, and the free trial is handy for if you are testing which websites you can and cannot access. You can test each of the nine locations with the websites of your choice to see if you can gain access through them. For example, there may be a website you can access via the Indian location, but not via the US location.

There are nine virtual locations to choose from, and you can mask five devices at one time. Within the GUI or app, you will find the nine locations you can choose from. Choose the one that allows access to your chosen channel and open up the website of the sporting channel you choose. The website you choose will think your location is that of the server in whatever location you chose.