For legitimate access, use a service supported by the content provider rather than trying to evade VPN detection.
If a traditional VPN is being blocked, common lawful options are:
Provider-supported access: Check whether the service offers an international plan, travel access, or an approved list of countries.
Smart DNS: This may work for some streaming services, but it usually provides little or no traffic privacy and often violates service terms if used to bypass regional restrictions.
A reputable VPN: Choose a well-established provider with a clear privacy policy, modern protocols, and independent audits. VPN addresses can still be blocked, and no provider can guarantee reliable access.
Tor: Useful for anonymity in some situations, but generally unsuitable for streaming, high-speed downloads, or services that block Tor exits.
I cannot recommend tools or configurations specifically intended to defeat a website’s VPN detection or access restrictions. Also avoid free VPNs and random proxy services; they may log traffic, inject advertisements, or expose credentials.
The safest approach is to use the service’s official regional-access options or contact its support team.
MysteriumVPN offers residential IP addresses.
As for speed, it all depends on the node (the bandwidth allocated by the person hosting the node on their connection).