Most reading, video and public pages work; some big sites push back. In our 15 Oct 2026 tests YouTube videos, TikTok, Wikipedia and public Telegram channels worked, while Reddit blocked us and Google search showed a captcha.
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Instead of a long list of logos, here is what happened when we tried real tasks through AnyProxy's free regions on 15 October 2026, checking every screenshot by eye. Worked: regular YouTube videos played to the end and YouTube search in Thai and Vietnamese; TikTok's For You feed played; Wikipedia articles in English, Urdu and Turkish; public Telegram channel previews; WhatsApp Web's QR login screen; Poki games; BBC Urdu and Persian; Stack Overflow, which sits behind Cloudflare. Worked with limits: YouTube Shorts loaded but the video stayed black; ChatGPT loaded on a retry after a Cloudflare 'Just a moment' page; DuckDuckGo showed results behind a bot challenge; Spotify browsed playlists but wanted an account to play; Instagram profiles redirected to its login page. Did not work: Reddit returned 'You've been blocked by network security' from all three regions; Google search sent us to its unusual-traffic reCAPTCHA; Vimeo failed its Cloudflare check; X showed a blank page in three tries, then loaded a profile later; the Disney+ Vietnam storefront path returned 'page not found'. Logins were never tested. Results change as sites change, so each site's page under /unblock/ carries its own dated screenshots.
In practice
The failures in our tests have different causes. Reddit and Google judge the address: AnyProxy's servers are cloud data-centre addresses, and those sites block or challenge them. Vimeo and ChatGPT sit behind Cloudflare checks, which AnyProxy solves most but not all of the time. Shorts and X are page-engine problems we have not fixed. Logins, not tested, can change any of these.
Sources: Reddit test results · Google test results · YouTube test results · Full site catalogue
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