Currently many users in Turkey VPN connection problems is alive. According to the allegations, a blockade in this regard is on the table.
You can use a VPN service to bypass some imposed bans, eliminate region limits and increase security under certain conditions. There are many options in this regard, even in paid services these days. It is reported that there are some problems centered in Türkiye. In this respect Mertcan Gökgöz by Here A post you can see is exactly like this: “We started the day with access blocks, this time VPNs were targeted. Some of the popular potato users should get their payments back. “They used a mixture of http-failure, connection reset and dns as the blocking method.” On this subject, a user named Emre said: conveys: “I have been fighting with Türk Telekom for exactly a week. He says it’s not all about us, we didn’t prevent it. Finally, they moved the incident to the region and in the letter it was written that VPN sites and servers were blocked. In a word, nonsense.” Another name who reported his complaint about the process via X is Kaan Cesium: “Has ProtonVPN been logged out? ProtonMail cannot be accessed without a VPN.” Another user made a serious claim on this issue and said: conveys: “Most of the popular VPN services are blocked today. It will be on the news soon.”
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There is no clear official statement about the process for now, but in general Especially today, many complaints are on the agenda. So what is VPN? The technology, known as “virtual private network” in Turkish, is briefly defined as an internet technology that allows connecting to different networks via remote access. Since VPN creates a virtual network extension, a device connected to the network using VPN can exchange data over that network as if it were physically connected.