By no means am i saying you can violate a TOS but outside of a individual company's policies there is no laws banning VPNsĪltho i wanted to add (altho you might already know this). so idk where you live but in america you have the FREEDOM to do as you please as long as there isn't a law forbidding it so legally YOU CAN use a VPN and they have no means to 'arrest' or charge you with anything.
Originally posted by Patriot :Obviously TOS is what it is but in terms of 'rights' where law is concerned for the user there is no so called bill that makes the terms a user can or can't use a VPN.
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By no means am i saying you can violate a TOS but outside of a individual company's policies there is no laws banning VPNsĪnd NOR SHOULD THERE BE!!! KEEP THE INTERNET FREE Obviously TOS is what it is but in terms of 'rights' where law is concerned for the user there is no so called bill that makes the terms a user can or can't use a VPN. So I seriously doubt any country, much less "most", have laws against requiring people who use your service not use a VPN. So it is very enforceable.Īlso I'm not familiar with any country which has declared VPM usage a human right. Connecting from one such IP is a good indication that you're using one, and if your location changes on a daily basis then it's pretty easy to catch. Most VPN services use a limited range of known IPs. The only VPN related thing that will get you banned 100% is trying to access steam stores from another region like russia to buy games cheaper. That may be but A: this rule goes against most country laws and is not enforceable I personally don't think using a proxy is a right, or even a privilege, by the contrary, most people who use it do so to get around limitations and restrictions so they can do or see things they're not supposed to. The exception I can think of is when one of these terms go directly against widely established rights, like it happened to refunds.
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Steam is a privately owned software distributor and anyone violating the terms of service we agreed to before registering are capable of being punished should we violate them. I don't know what OP wants to use VPN for.Īnd if they do get caught, the account lock is very enforceable. Surely anything will only ever happen if you're caught doing it, and using it for buying cheaper games is by far the easiest way to raise red flags for Valve and pretty much the only thing they care about, but it's better safe than sorry. Originally posted by Ogami:That may be but A: this rule goes against most country laws and is not enforceableĪnd B: i never saw anyone ever being banned for simply using a VPN.
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