Unblock Bluesky with VPN Super

It depends on where you are. Bluesky has been blocked at the network level in Pakistan since November 2024 and in Russia since 2026. Network blocks change over time, so check current status if you're unsure, and connect through VPN Super either way to route around one if it's in place.

VPNs are legal in most countries, but rules vary by location. Check your local laws before connecting, especially if you're in a country with restrictions on VPN use itself.

Some speed reduction is normal with any VPN because of encryption and routing. In practice it's rarely noticeable for a feed like Bluesky's, and Fastest Location helps keep it minimal.

Yes, on iOS and Android. The free version has a smaller server selection than Premium. Windows and Mac are Premium-only.

Auto is the right starting point for most people. If you're in a country with heavier network restrictions, V2Ray (available on iOS and Android) is built specifically to get through that kind of blocking.

Using a VPN with Bluesky doesn't guarantee anything about your account status, but it's a common, ordinary way for people to get around network blocks, and it reduces the chance of running into location-based access issues.

Yes. VPN Super protects your connection at the device level, so it works the same way regardless of which app you use to reach Bluesky's servers, official or third-party.

A network block, like the ones in Pakistan and Russia, stops your connection from reaching Bluesky's servers at all, and a VPN can route around that. An account-level restriction, like the court-ordered removal of specific accounts in some countries, is enforced by Bluesky itself and isn't something a VPN changes.