Вы запускаете Claude в России НЕПРАВИЛЬНО. Вот как надо

Does this sound familiar? You paid for Claude, moved your work tasks over, set up your projects, and then in the morning, instead of your chat, you see: "Your account has been suspended." With no explanation and no refund. Why does this happen? Your VPN only needs to blink for two seconds while you're sending a message, and Claude sees your

real address. Or perhaps you turned off your VPN to log into your banking app or a government portal. You forgot to turn it back on, opened the tab with the AI, and that's it. Hello, ban. But look at my screen. My laptop's VPN is currently turned off. I can freely open Russian websites and banks, and sitting

on my desktop is a "Claude VPS" shortcut. A double-click, and I’m looking at the standard native Claude app. No black screens or hacker tools. Let’s ask Claude itself where I'm connecting from. The Netherlands, a country where Claude operates completely legally. And this address never changes. Not today, and not in a month. It doesn’t matter what happens

with my home internet. And as you might have guessed, I am not actually in the Netherlands. Now for the most interesting part. I’m asking this Dutch Claude to look into a folder on my home laptop, count the files, and tell me which document I edited last. It can see the files right from my

laptop. In this video, I will show you how to set up your Claude in a safe European country once and for all. You won't have to learn Linux. The entire installation is very simple and requires minimal effort. You just enter the IP address and password into the pre-made installer. And at the end,

without any influencer fluff, I’ll honestly break down the downsides of this method that people usually stay quiet about. Let’s go. First, let’s debunk the main myth people are scared of online. Many think that if I bought a virtual card from, say, Kazakhstan or Georgia, I’m strictly required to access Claude only from those countries