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I throught that ifollow only worked via either an apple or Android app? How did you get a browser version via your laptop? Thanks
I throught that ifollow only worked via either an apple or Android app? How did you get a browser version via your laptop? ThanksDon't say stuff like this!
Tbh app and vpn didnt work very well for me last year
Browser in laptop was ok tho
I throught that ifollow only worked via either an apple or Android app? How did you get a browser version via your laptop? Thanks
Thank youJust go to the iFollow website and log in...
So let’s say you’ve got an email address with Gmail. Say cpvcity4life@gmail.com
You can send emails to cpvcity4life+WORD@gmail.com and they’ll come through toyour email. So if you need multiple accounts each withunique emails for each away team as is suggested you could sign up each time with cpvcity4life+Birmingham@gmail.com for the Brum site and cpvcity4life+norwich@gmail.com for theNorwich site, etc etc.
only works with gmail AFAIK.
It is possible to do it with a lot of other email providers too. Some might chuck them in a folder.
So you could do covcity4life+midgetporn@email.com and it will chuck it in a sub folder.
Just been online and registered for I follow account (first time), all very straightforward for Saturday's match.Does anyone know how Season Tickets/Championship packages are linked to ifollow and when this will be done by? Can’t recall seeing any information on this so far... assuming the club will have to submit email addresses to EFL or verification or something along those lines?
Can't sign into the club website with VPN switched on now.
I believe the season pass only covers league games, you will have to pay £10 to watch the MK Dons gameI bought the season pass the other day. Just checked the app and under “upcoming videos” it just has Bristol and QPR, no mention of MK. Is it not on ifollow?
I believe the season pass only covers league games, you will have to pay £10 to watch the MK Dons game
I believe the season pass only covers league games, you will have to pay £10 to watch the MK Dons game
Ah, right. Is that still £10 even if you are overseas?I believe the season pass only covers league games, you will have to pay £10 to watch the MK Dons game
Yes. Try different locations. Make sure you log into the system when the VPN is active. Once you find a location that works stick with it otherwise you could flag up as being the best travelled person in the worldSo I read it’s only for UK fans, I have a VPN (expressvpn). I remember trying to use it in the uk with no luck. Can it be done?
Make sure you don't have to quarantine when you return.Yes. Try different locations. Make sure you log into the system when the VPN is active. Once you find a location that works stick with it otherwise you could flag up as being the best travelled person in the world
Cheers, I'll give it a whirlYes. Try different locations. Make sure you log into the system when the VPN is active. Once you find a location that works stick with it otherwise you could flag up as being the best travelled person in the world
What can they do? They just block the IP addresses as they become known to them. Then the VPN providers just make more...or you pay for a decent provider with less traffic through themSurely the vpn thing is a big risk this season they must be right on top of it by now?
Yup, that’s the risk you take if you buy a season pass to use via VPN. It’s why I’ve never bought a season pass, because I have had weeks when I couldn’t get it to work at all, and conversely weeks when I paid for an audio pass but got video too. Fair to say it was a bit flaky, not sure what the latest updates will do.Surely the vpn thing is a big risk this season they must be right on top of it by now?
I guess that’s exactly what they’ll do, there aren’t that many popular VPNs, how long would it take someone tasked with checking a few IP addresses every week and blocking them all? When I’ve had issues in the past (with expressVPN) I have had to go through quite a few locations before finding one that worked, and some weeks I’ve failed to find one (doesn’t mean there weren’t any, I just got fucked off after 20 minutes of faffing about).What can they do? They just block the IP addresses as they become known to them. Then the VPN providers just make more...or you pay for a decent provider with less traffic through them
There will be hundreds and hundreds of IP addresses per provider and probably per location - for the paid/premium VPNs.I guess that’s exactly what they’ll do, there aren’t that many popular VPNs, how long would it take someone tasked with checking a few IP addresses every week and blocking them all? When I’ve had issues in the past (with expressVPN) I have had to go through quite a few locations before finding one that worked, and some weeks I’ve failed to find one (doesn’t mean there weren’t any, I just got fucked off after 20 minutes of faffing about).
On the other hand some folk don’t seem to have had any issues, so
Ive decided to go the season ticket and sky route, will try to pay for individual match passes for away games not included I guess.
So they put the price up and reduced games from last year Sounds about right
You say that, but last season when I tried (with a paid subscription to ExpressVPN) there were only a couple of options in each geographical location. So for example 2 “New York” locations. I spent many an hour last season flicking through those locations and each one gave the same problem, which was that I couldn’t even load the iFollow page (with the option for video match pass) when I chose the ‘wrong’ VPN’ location. I couldn’t find an appropriate location in a timely fashion on more than one occasion last season.There will be hundreds and hundreds of IP addresses per provider and probably per location - for the paid/premium VPNs.
Could you possibly have set up more than one account over the years? I know I have and then forgot about old ones, but have managed to log back in with them, the result of which is that you think you are in your account, but it’s one you haven’t used for years...I have tried 2 browsers. Once I log in the next page still has a sign in button. If i coo k on that it says I am logged in but i cant see payment info or edit my details
All videos say subscribe next to them even though I am logged in. Those without a padlock just do not load full stop
They don't block mac addresses do they? As this happened to my old laptop too eventually. My cousin can log in and play old videos tho. Bit when clicks on Bristol gsme it says you have a basic pass for this game
And further to the above reply, if it’s working on an old laptop, maybe it’s a different account and you’ve logged in with saved details?Working on my old laptop now!
IE and chrome do not work on my main laptop anymore. Worth reinstalling chrome? Maybe clear cookies?
Only have 1 vut i am going to try cleading cookiesCould you possibly have set up more than one account over the years? I know I have and then forgot about old ones, but have managed to log back in with them, the result of which is that you think you are in your account, but it’s one you haven’t used for years...
Indont use saved details but it could be cookies saved that have me logged in or somethinf perhaps. Will try clearinf them or reinstslling browserAnd further to the above reply, if it’s working on an old laptop, maybe it’s a different account and you’ve logged in with saved details?
Fair enough. Not used express VPN.You say that, but last season when I tried (with a paid subscription to ExpressVPN) there were only a couple of options in each geographical location. So for example 2 “New York” locations. I spent many an hour last season flicking through those locations and each one gave the same problem, which was that I couldn’t even load the iFollow page (with the option for video match pass) when I chose the ‘wrong’ VPN’ location. I couldn’t find an appropriate location in a timely fashion on more than one occasion last season.
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