This service is currently not available in your region message when accessing from some US regions

[Saphir]

Saphir @TheLittleEvil last edited by Saphir

@thelittleevil Iran is one of the countries for which it is intended for the service to not be available

[gxbrandon]

gxbrandon last edited by

My virtual computer is in Texas and it doesn't work

[BadManners]

BadManners last edited by

I am in the US and just get a response saying not available in my region...

[sonickid1816]

sonickid1816 last edited by

I'm from Lubbock in West Texas, and I'm having the same problem

[fishtacos123]

fishtacos123 last edited by

South Dallas - it says it's not available. Stupidly ridiculous. Save for frozen Alaska, Texas is the largest state in the US with massive technology headquarters and tech users.

Well, Opera is still the only browser that properly reformats desktop pages based on zoom level, so it'll continue being my most usable browser on phone and tablet on Android, but it's a shame AI integration is not usable.

Is anyone at Opera listening?

[Saphir]

Saphir @fishtacos123 last edited by

Is anyone at Opera listening?

It's been six months with no response (nor fix, obviously), so I guess that answers that

[tomt28]

tomt28 last edited by

It was recognizing me and working. Now won’t respond to any questions. Says doesn’t operate in your region. I’m in usa.

[JasonCT512]

JasonCT512 last edited by

My workaround for this problem in Austin, TX is to (1) Avtivate the built in VPN and then (2) in the VPN Settings, change my Location From “Optimal (fastest server)” To “Americas” instead

[HieuPC]

HieuPC last edited by

Aria is unable to use in the following countries:

Afghanistan
Bahrain
Belarus
Burundi
Cambodia
Cameroon
Central African Republic
Chad
China
Cuba
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Egypt
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Eswatini (fmr. "Swaziland")
Ethiopia
Hong Kong
Iran
Laos
Libya
Macau
North Korea
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Somalia
South Sudan
Sudan
Syria
Tajikistan
Turkmenistan
Ukraine (Specifically Crimea & LNR/DNR)
Uzbekistan
Venezuela
Yemen
Vietnam
Zimbabwe

So please just turn on Aria and set ur VPN at "Optimal Location" and restart ur browser. Aria is ready to use
Set like this

[DD579]

DD579 @HieuPC last edited by

@hieupc need to add the country of Texas to the list.

[Pooneil]

Pooneil @DD579 last edited by

@dd579

LOL

If it is available in the USA and Texas is in the USA, then Opera should note it is only partially available in the USA. At least until Texas succeeds or something.

[BrianEdge]

BrianEdge last edited by

I am in Beaumont Tx. It still blocks texas. WTF

[Redwywy2013]

Redwywy2013 last edited by

It's a Texas thing, my servers are Dallas and I can't do crap

[chasepbrock]

chasepbrock last edited by

As of 03/06/2024, Aria is still unavailable in Houston, TX. Opera devs seem to not care seeing as how this issue has persisted for over 8 months...

[Saphir]

Saphir @chasepbrock last edited by Saphir

@chasepbrock Yeah still not available in SA either. I've opened a bug report on their help center but it was marked as done with no explanation and without any fix. Tried opening another one three weeks ago, still nothing... It's very disappointing how little they care about this issue, and quite upsetting to see them advertising Aria on social media while ignoring the most reported bug.

[Kalifanacaa]

Kalifanacaa @Semfreak last edited by

@semfreak just trying its tough out here

[Drapo29485]

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[K911insidedog]

K911insidedog last edited by leocg

03/26/24 and I’m still getting the ‘not available in your region’ message in Houston, TX. I’m very disappointed because I was just starting to love Opera, but the lack of response on this issue after so much time is making me have doubts.

[pixelatedperspective]

pixelatedperspective last edited by

Aria does not work in USA. I live in Texas and it tells me it's not available in my region but it should be per the list of available regions.

[Saphir]

Saphir last edited by

They really aren't reading this forum, are they?