Yeah, you can access a website using another ip address, but it depends on how the site’s set up. If it’s on shared hosting, the server uses the domain name (via HTTP headers) to figure out which site to load—so just typing the IP might not work.
For blocked sites, a VPN or proxy is your best bet. Tools like NordVPN or ProtonVPN switch your IP, so you can bypass restrictions.
Also, tweaking the hosts file works if you know the site’s actual IP, but it’s kinda manual and not always reliable.
For blocked sites, a VPN or proxy is your best bet. Tools like NordVPN or ProtonVPN switch your IP, so you can bypass restrictions.
Also, tweaking the hosts file works if you know the site’s actual IP, but it’s kinda manual and not always reliable.