Yes, as long as you’re in a country where VPNs are legal. However, streaming platforms, like Netflix, have licensing agreements that limit the availability of their content to specific countries. If you use a VPN to circumvent this restriction, you’re usually in violation of their terms of service.
Many streaming sites block VPNs to stop users from accessing region-locked content, but you’re unlikely to face any permanent penalties. In most cases, when a streaming service detects VPN traffic, it’ll show you a message asking you to turn it off to continue watching. Plus, top VPNs are able to evade detection, so you can keep up with shows that are only available in your home country while abroad.