They both work fine when using residential mode. Their your best bet when a vpn is your only option.
PIA "residential" isn't really residential and its $12/m for 1 IP.
Mysterium Dark (Dark is their residential pool) is just as flagged as any other residential VPN, some fresh IPs may work for a few days without any flags before the datasets and GEOs are updated.
I wouldn't give people false hope, realistically any residential VPN like Myst Dark will work on about half the servers at best nowadays. Not to mention that another cheater may already have been banned on the IP you get.
PIA "residential" isn't really residential and its $12/m for 1 IP.
Mysterium Dark (Dark is their residential pool) is just as flagged as any other residential VPN, some fresh IPs may work for a few days without any flags before the datasets and GEOs are updated.
I wouldn't give people false hope, realistically any residential VPN like Myst Dark will work on about half the servers at best nowadays. Not to mention that another cheater may already have been banned on the IP you get.
I've found quite a few servers where east streaming locations are completely undetected, not even used a residential IP with PIA, as they're expensive and as you say are hit and miss. But there are quite a lot that detect the VPN as well. I just stick to the servers that don't detect VPNs at all though, you can find them, pretty popular ones too.
I've found quite a few servers where east streaming locations are completely undetected, not even used a residential IP with PIA, as they're expensive and as you say are hit and miss. But there are quite a lot that detect the VPN as well. I just stick to the servers that don't detect VPNs at all though, you can find them, pretty popular ones too.
Yup PIA has some pools that work for more then half of servers in the US, for EU Mullvad and Tunnelbear have some (especially in eastern europe) that work for more then half of servers.
The servers with good plugins/datasets/geodatabases like stevious and possibly rusticated will still detect these though.