feat: Support for Non-residential VPN (think there's a workaround)

[elvistony]

Feature description

I've tested multiple solutions for getting this service to work outside India and (most) worked only when I used my personal home proxy (back home). Until I tried out this repo: TS-JioTV. I tried it on a VPN hosted on AWS Mumbai and it works!

I've been out of the game for too long and I did try to tinker around the URLs from that Repo to yours, but I couldn't seem to figure it out.

Solution

I've tested this repo and it seems to work well with my non-residential VPN and we might be able to replicate those API calls to make it work for this repo too!

Additional context

I was an author of the (now defunct) jio-pyserver (you might find forks🤷‍♂️) and always loved exploring how various APIs interacted. I really liked the robustness of your app especially since its very easily deployable!

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[rabilrbl]

@elvistony Thanks for the assessment. Currently I get no time to focus on this project, I'll take a look in my free time.

If you are certain that this works on AWS Mumbai (ap-south1) then we need to update docs.

But, I'm still sceptical about this because of many users abusing JioTV API, which may lead to them to find such projects and eventually breaking things.

[rabilrbl]

@elvistony If u actually have tested JioTV Go on a non-residential VPN, tell us the VPN provider or Service provider

[rabilrbl]

Closing as stale, no response from author