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Originally posted by Castillo
Wait - how does this stop internet censorship? It might mask your browsing history but I'm not clear how one would use it to access "censored" sites?
Originally posted by Romekje
How long this will keep working is something i can't tell, but for now, it works.
Originally posted by Romekje
Originally posted by Castillo
Wait - how does this stop internet censorship? It might mask your browsing history but I'm not clear how one would use it to access "censored" sites?
This doesnt STOP censorship, it gives you away to go around it.
Originally posted by Castillo
Originally posted by Romekje
Originally posted by Castillo
Wait - how does this stop internet censorship? It might mask your browsing history but I'm not clear how one would use it to access "censored" sites?
This doesnt STOP censorship, it gives you away to go around it.
If the site has been censored - as in the servers have been seized - you can't get around it.
If your ISP won't let you connect to a site that's a different story. "Censorship" seems to portend something more drastic, though, like this:
bits.blogs.nytimes.com...
Originally posted by Romekje
Originally posted by Castillo
Originally posted by Romekje
Originally posted by Castillo
Wait - how does this stop internet censorship? It might mask your browsing history but I'm not clear how one would use it to access "censored" sites?
This doesnt STOP censorship, it gives you away to go around it.
If the site has been censored - as in the servers have been seized - you can't get around it.
If your ISP won't let you connect to a site that's a different story. "Censorship" seems to portend something more drastic, though, like this:
bits.blogs.nytimes.com...
Seizing of servers isn't censorship.
This is about IP/ISP based internet blocks.