Other than PCs, Macs, iOS devices, and Android devices, TVNZ is also compatible with Sony Playstation 3 & 4, Apple TV, Android TV, Xbox One, Chromecast, and some smart TV apps.
These devices don’t offer native support for VPN apps, so you can’t just download the software and follow the step-by-step instructions. However, there are workarounds.
One way to get VPN support is by configuring one to a virtual router – this is possible because any PC with a wifi card can also transmit its own wifi signals, similar to how smartphones can set up wifi hotspots.
You may want to read our tutorials on how to set up a VPN on a virtual router for Windows and Mac devices.
If you’re looking to install a VPN on Chromecast, you can read our guide on how to do just that.
You can also set up a VPN on a physical router if the firmware supports it. One such firmware is DD-WRT, a free and open-source option that works on a wide range of router models. Premium VPN providers also offer tutorials on how you can set up their individual apps on routers; more detail is provided on their individual sites.
Useful links:
How to install a VPN on an Amazon Fire Stick/Fire TV
Best VPNs for Amazon Fire Stick/Fire TV
Best VPNs for Smart TVs in 2019