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I have a Lenovo 630C windows 10 notebook. It uses the Snapdragon 630 processor. Will the firefox VPN work? Most others dont

I have a Lenovo 630C windows 10 notebook. It uses the Snapdragon 630 processor. Will the firefox VPN work? Most others dont

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What would be your purpose to use this VPN service where others fail ?

If a website somehow detects or suspects that you use a VPN then there is no workaround possible.

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The other VPNs fail because the VPN software does not work on the PC combination of windows and a Snapdragon processor. Its true many web sites and services will not allow a VPN to connect. In my case I have I specific server I need to access. This server only allows an IP entered into its database to connect. Working remotely causes me to use many different IPs. A VPN would allow me to connect with the same IP, which when entered, would allow me access. Its a much simpler and cleaner method than using BNC or ZNC, etc