UnoTelly Helps You See Content / Websites Blocked In Your Country

There’s nothing more in this world that annoys me more than wanting to see a video on YouTube and getting the “this video is restricted in your area/country”. It makes me feel like I’m living in Narnia or a God forgotten island, somewhere in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. You’d think that the most annoying thing is the actual message, but no, the most annoying thing, at least for me, is the fact that they don’t provide any reason for blocking the video. Yes, by now, I think you realized how much I hate it.

And now, with all the PIPA, SOPA, ACTA nonsense going on all over the world, it feels like things will become worse. I’ll get more and more blocked videos and pages, because I’m not from the United States, but don’t you think for a moment that if you’re from the US, internet censorship will not affect you in the future.

Until now, we had tools like TunnelBear and SecurityKiss to help us watch videos and pages restricted to our ares, and now there is another instrument available on the market: UnoTelly.



UnoTelly is a Windows Vista / Windows 7 only application which unblocks sites like CBS, Netflix, Hulu, ABC and Fox. In order to download this helpful program, you need to register with the service. After you download it, all you need to do is to double click on the EXE and click on the Start button. Once you click on the Start button, UnoTelly will run its magic and you’ll get a success message. Make sure you restart your internet browser.

You can choose from 3 different lists of sites that you want to unblock. The first list is free and you only get basic websites, the other two are paid versions but offer more extensive lists of websites that can be unblocked. You can find all three services on the developer page, and see which one offers what channels.

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