The main website blocking regime in the country concerns gambling. Under the Gambling Act in force since 2017, the Ministry of Finance keeps a public list of unlicensed online gambling sites, and Czech internet providers have to block each listed domain, at least at DNS level, within 15 days. The list has grown from a single Caribbean casino to several thousand domains. Some people open such sites through a VPN or proxy, yet the site stays unlicensed in the Czech Republic and the law applies as before, so caution is wise.
A VPN encrypts the data between your device and the VPN service and shows websites a different IP address. Contracts, account rules and Czech law stay the same. The Browsec VPN blog explains the details in What Is a VPN.











































