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Seems like even more effective than fronting as google.com would be essentially to front as a random domain, perhaps selected from the top 1k domains popular in

Seems like even more effective than fronting as google.com would be essentially to front as a random domain, perhaps selected from the top 1k domains popular in that country... To boot: Systematically defeating the ability for a country or ISP to block traffic to a specific domain would be a universal win for free speech.

Buge 10y ago
This only works because the same company is hosting the content (appspot) as the fronting domain (google.com). Google terminates the TLS then looks at the host header to see where to send it. It can't be hidden behind a random domain.