Error code: m7111-5059 Netflix proxy error

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Key notes

  • If you encountered the Netflix error code m7111-5059, it means that your Netflix is detecting a security-related issue.
  • To resolve this problem, simply de-activate your VPN service, and this will allow you to get back to watching your favorite shows and movies.
  • Visit our in-depth Netflix Hub for more information and fixes for this type of problem.
  • To ensure you're never too far away from a solution, consider bookmarking our comprehensive Netflix Error Fix section.
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The Netflix error m7111-5059 shows up when Netflix detects that you are trying to access its service using a network unblocker, proxy, or VPN (virtual private network) server. It comes with the following message:

You seem to be using an unblocker or proxy. Please turn off any of these services and try again.

Because Netflix shows are only available in specific countries, people use VPNs to access Netflix from a fake location, and this is what the platform is preventing by throwing the Netflix error n7111-5059.


How do I fix the Netflix error code m7111-5059?

1. Disable your VPN or internet routing software

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Unlike other errors, the Netflix error m7111 1331 5059 states precisely what’s wrong, and in this case, you are using a VPN. Disabling your VPN is, therefore, a no-brainer. Well, this is if you want to play Netflix content that is available in your country.

You can fix the Netflix error m7111 5059 by simply changing your network settings to its default values. For the IP settings, simply choose the Automatic settings.

Further, Netflix does not support IPv6 proxy tunneling over an IPv4 network. This would surely cause the Netflix error m7111 1331 5059.


2. Use a more secure VPN

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Are you actually Netflix from outside of your home country and want to keep up with shows you love? This may be why you used a VPN, and that’s understandable. However, not all VPNs are born equal.

Some VPNs cannot unblock Netflix, or Netflix has blacklisted the IP address you used. As a matter of fact, IP addresses from many VPNs are blacklisted by Netflix. When you access the streaming service using a blacklisted IP address, you will get the Netflix error m7111-5059.

Now, a solution could be trial-and-error; meaning that you keep trying IP addresses until one works. Alternatively, you can change to a better VPN service to fix the Netflix error m7111-5059 once and for all.

We published a detailed guide on the best VPNs for Netflix. You can read it up and choose from one. Having downloaded the VPN, the next thing you should do is connect via your preferred location and with the VPN connected, launch Netflix.


3. Contact your internet service provider

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Software, despite how complex they seem, as far from perfect. Though the Netflix error m7111-5059 says that you are connecting from a VPN or via a proxy, it may be some confusion.

Some users have reported encountered the Netflix error m7111-5059 while using no VPN, unblocked, or proxy tunnel. In this case, the issue is that Netflix is seeing your traffic like it’s coming from one of these prohibited services.

What you can do now is to get in touch with your internet service provider (ISP). When you are talking to them, let them know the issue. Also, demand that they rectify any problem that makes your traffic is associated with VPN or proxy usage.

Unless you intend to watch global shows, your Netflix content would be tailored to your region. Using a VPN to tweak your geolocation brings up the Netflix error m7111-5059.


We have explored the ways to get rid of this error. The most recommended is to use a more reliable VPN service or disabling all forms of unblockers while using Netflix.

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