Technically, yes, can you access a website using another ip address? Sure. But it’s not always that simple.
Some sites geoblock based on more than just IP—they check browser fingerprints, cookies, even your timezone. VPNs help, but they’re not foolproof.
If you’re just trying to bypass school wifi, a VPN should do. But if the site’s *really* locked down, you might need more advanced tools like residential proxies (but those cost $$$).
Also, hosts file edits? Dead. Don’t bother.
Some sites geoblock based on more than just IP—they check browser fingerprints, cookies, even your timezone. VPNs help, but they’re not foolproof.
If you’re just trying to bypass school wifi, a VPN should do. But if the site’s *really* locked down, you might need more advanced tools like residential proxies (but those cost $$$).
Also, hosts file edits? Dead. Don’t bother.