Even Your Grandma Could Use A Hulu Vpn

Then number of people looking for a Hulu vpn increases each year. Because of the popularity of the Hulu service, but the limited technology, Hulu has gone viral around the world. I know because I don't live in the USA (but I'm American).  Many people, not-American as me on my travels if I've heard of Hulu and if I watch it.  Ok, it's not a very frequent topic of conversation, but you really would be surprised just how many people know about American TV.  Could you honestly say that you've ever watched TV from Australia (if you're not Australian), or France (if you're not french).  Probably not. But the number of people who frequently watch American TV like Desperate Housewives, Lost, Heroes, and Prison Break is immense.  Hulu allows them to do this on the internet. Sort of. The free television that Hulu streams on the internet is limited to American IP addresses.  This is a pity, though understandable because they don't own the TV shows that they broadcast and are bound by copyright laws and contracts.  Because they don't broadcast to IP addresses outside of the USA, that means that rest of the world waits impatiently for Hulu international.  However, for the time being there is another way - a Hulu vpn. A Hulu vpn get you the American TV you want anywhere in there world.  By paying for a month service, you can use the servers of the vpn company (with servers in America) and thus get an American IP address. By encrypting your computer's information and sending it to the American servers before sending it to Hulu's site, Hulu sees you as having an American IP address and you then have access to their site.  With a Hulu vpn, this process can be fast, and you won't have to worry about buffering times. You don't need to have any prior knowledge of vpn technology, and it will just cost a few dollars and a few minutes. It's really simple and even your grandma could do it.  Maybe one day I'll make a video of my Grandma signing up for a Hulu vpn just to make a point!  When you actually use the vpn, there is nothing complicated to do either.  To connect to a vpn, all you do is right click the vpn icon in the desktop tray (windows), choose a server location (in America), click connect and you're good to go. You don't have to think about it.  For iPad or iPhone users, it just takes a push of the setting button, and then turning the vpn 'on'. I don't have experience with other devices but I imagine that Hulu vpn's for other devices are just as easy.