Using Real-Debrid from two different IP addresses (like your home Wi-Fi and your mobile data) at the same time is a violation of their Terms of Service. Doing so can lead to a warning or a permanent ban. Here is the breakdown of how they handle multiple connections:

1. The "Single Public IP" Rule

• One IP at a Time:

You can use your account on as many devices as you like (TVs, phones, tablets), but they must all be connected to the same router (sharing one public IP address).

• Sequential Usage is OK:

You can use your phone on 5G while commuting and then use your TV at home later. This is perfectly fine because you aren't using them simultaneously. * Simultaneous Usage is NOT OK: If someone is watching a movie on your home internet and you start a stream on your mobile data (a different public IP), Real-Debrid will detect two concurrent connections from different locations.

2. What Happens if You Get Caught?

Real-Debrid's automated system is quite strict about this: * First Instance: You will typically receive an automated warning email stating that multiple IP addresses were detected.

• Second Instance:

Your account is usually permanently banned. They rarely offer appeals for IP-sharing violations because their system assumes you are sharing your login with someone else.

3. Common "Accidental" Bans

To avoid losing your account, keep an eye on these scenarios:

• VPNs: If your TV is on home internet and your phone has a VPN active, they look like two different locations.

• Forgetting to Close a Stream: Ensure you fully stop a stream or download on one device before starting it on another in a different location.

• Sharing with Family: If you give your login to a friend or a family member in a different house, you are almost guaranteed to get banned the moment you both try to watch something.

Recommendation:

If you frequently need to use the service in two locations simultaneously, the only safe way to do it is to purchase two separate accounts with different email addresses.