While outsiders may be able to see that you’re connected to a VPN, they can’t tell that you’re streaming content or other Kodi-based activities. Happily, by using a Virtual Private Network (VPN), you can keep your Kodi activities undercover from the prying eyes of your ISP (and movie and music industry representatives, but we don’t recommend using Kodi for illegal activities, such as streaming copyrighted music and movies). Plus, some Internet Service Providers (ISPs) will throttle or block your connection if they detect that you’re streaming from “unauthorized” streaming services, such as those that the third-party plug-ins offer. While Kodi was intended for legally listening to or viewing owned content, the open-source nature of the app has led to third-party developers creating plug-ins for use in the app, many of which allow access to copyrighted media content.Īlso, some legal content may not be available in your region of the world, as it is geo-blocked, meaning the content is reserved for viewing in only certain areas of the world.
