UnoTelly Service Review

Let's address the elephant in the room. There is a vast plethora of TV content beyond our grasp in the UK: either available to us many months later, or via the many illegal streaming sites which have sprouted to tackle the issue. The amount of location content locks we come across have become a little more than annoying. It's at this point that I introduce you to UnoTelly.

On the face of it, UnoTelly is a pretty simple service which replaces your current DNS (Domain Name System) with one offered by the service. At this point UnoDNS uses an in-house developed algorithm, which opens many of these content locks many brits were encumbered by before. What does this mean? Your Netflix library becomes a whole lot more diverse, full access to Hulu is at your fingertips, many of the channels and shows that were hidden to you are now readily available. And (as a returning gesture to the Americans) they will also be granted full access to our homegrown content in the form of BBC iPlayer, ITV Player and 4OD.

Setup is simple, with UnoTelly supplying full step-by-step instructions (with images) on how to get their service up and running on many of your most commonly used devices in the house (computers, smartphones, games consoles). It's this versatility, the speed of the connection, and the price (from $3.99 per month for Premium, already giving you the vast majority of service benefits, and $4.99 for the little extras of Gold) that really sets this above and beyond many other VPN services in the market. With many costing in excess of $20 each month, this undercuts the competition, and does it with an air of absolute ease of use.

In the age of the connected world, it seems insane that people's access to content is blocked based upon location: meaningless borders in the world of the internet. There should be one standard of television content for all. The rather appropriately named UnoTelly cures this completely, giving the user a complete landscape of the amazing TV that you're missing out on from across the globe for an extremely good price. A job well done.

Try out a free trial, see what you think.

Jason England

Jason England

I am the freelance tech/gaming journalist, lover of dogs and pizza enthusiast. You can follow me on Twitter @MrJasonEngland.

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