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Tor[1]. [1] http://www.torproject.org/overview.html.en http://www.torproject.org/overview.html.en
by b-man 16y ago
Tor[1].
[1] http://www.torproject.org/overview.html.en http://www.torproject.org/overview.html.en
- c1sc0 16y agoThe TorProject website itself is down in China
- sean12345 16y agoWhen I was over there we often used a simple proxy server, like pimpmyip or zend2. Occasionally we were not able to access these and had to look around for something else.
- dublinclontarf 16y agoTor and almost any website mentioning or hosting it is blocked, on top of that my experience with Tor is that it is no longer usable. First users were forced to use a relay, then relay IP's started getting banned, and now I think that the government has found some method to prevent connections to the Tor network completely (I'm not sure how). Slowly but surely the screws are being tightened, more and more of the western net is becoming unavailable. I guess already 30-35% of all sites linked to on HN are blocked.
- wizard_2 16y agoThe relays still work, the mechanisms to share the relay addresses have changed a bit and continue to do so. Tor's traffic looks like regular https traffic so it's very difficult to block. The tor project makes China one of it's priorities and continually play an escalation war with China's government. So if it does get blocked its not for long. I wish I could help you with more specific information off the top of my head, but I fortunately don't have to use relays. I am willing to do some research and share the results here if you like.