As we just mentioned, regardless of your location, you have two tools at your disposal to help you on your quest of accessing RARBG from anywhere and safely.
The first tool is a VPN or Virtual Private Network. VPNs work by encrypting and routing your internet connection through a remote server before connecting you to the internet. The server acts as a middle man to protect you from the prying eyes of the government, your internet provider and anyone else looking to track your online activities or steal your personal data. The VPN gives you a new IP address so it appears you are from a different location if someone is trying to trace you.
VPNs can also unblock sites that you were previously unable to access by making it appear as though you’re in a location other than the one you’re actually in.
So you simply turn on your VPN, connect it to a server that is a country that is not blocked (acting as a rarbg proxy) then go to the site.
It is as simple as that.
The second tool you have at your disposal to unblock RARBG is a proxy service (aka RARBG Unblock). If you’re thinking about using a proxy service you should know that an unsecured RARBG proxy is the inferior version of a VPN. You can use proxies to mask your location and circumvent geo-restrictions, but they can’t offer features like encryption and security protocols that provide invaluable online protection. Hence, if you use a proxy, others, including your internet provider, will still be able to see your activity (including your downloads and uploads). If they see you’re downloading and sharing rarbg torrents, your internet provider may throttle your connection thinking that you’re a pirate, which would drastically affect your torrenting experience. Never the less, here are some great RARBG proxy sites.