ibDNS is the streaming optimization service for media provided by ibVPN. ibDNS has been in beta testing for a few months, but has just now been launched as an independent service. The standalone ibDNS package is now available from ibVPN. For as low as 3 dollars a month, you could be watching any of 75 channels previously inaccessible from your country.
ibDNS Standalone Service
ibVPN has beta tested this service for a long time because it wants to provide users with only the best service. ibVPN users got to use the ibDNS service with any VPN package so they could test it out and give their feedback. Users can now get ibDNS without ibVPN if they want it as a standalone service. And ibDNS allows users to access over 75 blocked or location restricted media networks from 26 different countries. Access YouTube, Facebook and Twitter worldwide, unblock Latin American Netflix, watch Middle Eastern Aljazeera Sport, and get these other channels too:
Australia – One and Ten
Canada – Addik, Animal Planet, Canal D, Canal Vie, CTV, Discovery Channel, Discovery World, Historia TV, Investigation Discovery, Myezrock, MTV, MusicMax, MusiquePlus, Radio Canada, Radiorj, RougeFM, Science Channel, SeriesPlus, TeleQuebec, TouTV, Virgin Radio, Vrak, VTele, and ZTele
France – 6ter, Canal+, Canal Play, FranceTV, FranceTV Pluzz, FranceTV1, FranceTV2, FranceTV3, FranceTV4, FranceTV5, FranceTVO, M6, TF1, and W9
Finland and the Netherlands – Netflix
Germany – Watchever
Switzerland – Zatoo
United Kingdom – BBC iPlayer, ITV, Sky Go, and Wuaki.tv
United States – ABC, Amazon Video, American Idol, Crackle, Crunchyroll, Fox, Hulu and Hulu Plus, iHeart Radio, NBC, Netflix, Pandora, Radio.com, Rhapsody, Slacker, South Park Studios, Spotify, The Simsons, VH1, Vudu, and X Factor
