There's an easy workaround for that, but it requires you to use your PC
Requirements:
- A PC conected to the same network than your Vita
- Charles Proxy (any other similar proxy program should work tho)
- Open your Proxy program on your computer
- You should know your IP Adress; In some cases the program you're using will tell you what your IP Adress is. If you're in windows and want to know you IP Adress press [Windows Key]+R, type "cmd" and press Intro. Now that you're there type "ipconfig" and press intro. the number that looks like "123.456.7.890"is the one we are going to use in step 4.
- On your Vita, go to Settings → Network → Wi-Fi Settings → [Your Network] → Advanced Settings. Here change Proxy Settings from "Do Not Use" to "Use"
- Now you'll see an "Adress" option with a text box next to it: type the IP Adress of your PC. On "port" write the port you're going to use (commonly 8080 or 8888) (Example). If you want, you can do an Internet Connection Test, under Network settings on your Vita (You'll notice that, maybe, your Download and Upload Speeds are lower than before, but when you download something from the Store this will be totally the opposite)
- Go to the PlayStation Store and download whatever you want.
- Proof
Note: this may not work for some people (or maybe not work as good as it worked for me) But it's really useful when you're going to download huge games.
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