The Olympics 2016 on Sling TV and PlayStation Vue

The Summer Olympics of 2016 have officially kicked off, but a lot of people feel betrayed, as cord-cutters are shut out from a lot of live broadcasting. For example, NBC’s online streaming demands an existing cable subscription. Since lots of people faced this problem only after the Games started, they desperately seek new alternatives that can help them. Sling TV and PlayStation Vue are both competent solutions for your problem. Both of these internet television solutions offer packaged channels for a monthly price, which can then be accessed from your smart TV or other device. Even though they aren’t 100% substitutes for traditional television, they are your best shot to follow live your national team’s advancements. Both of them freely admit that live sport events are among their highest demands, so you can bet that they deliver it during the Olympic Games. Too bad they are only available for the U.S. audience. Unless you have…

There are two reasons why you need a VPN for Sling TV or PlayStation Vue. You are either interested in watching the channels as a foreigner, and even if you are willing to pay the monthly subscription fees, the system simply refuses to load the service in your country; or you are an expat, and you realized the regional block only after traveling to a foreign country. No matter which one is true for you, a VPN is the easiest solution for your problem.