How can I set up my own proxy with YouTube to avoid geo-restrictions? or Is it possible to set up my

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Hey! Setting up your own proxy with YouTube is totally doable, but yeah, it’s a bit technical.

You’ll need a VPS in the country you want to access content from. I used DigitalOcean (super cheap) and followed a guide to install Squid proxy.

It’s not just for geo-blocks—it hides your IP too, so bonus privacy!

Just FYI, YouTube *might* frown on this, but tons of ppl do it. Proceed with caution lol.

Here’s a tutorial I used: [link]. Lmk if you get stuck!

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