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I don't believe so. I just tested one of my own websites, which only serves over HTTPS, from Hong Kong (admittedly a special case), and Beijing. It worked fine
by bartread 9y ago
I don't believe so. I just tested one of my own websites, which only serves over HTTPS, from Hong Kong (admittedly a special case), and Beijing. It worked fine from both. Surprisingly, because I thought Adsense was blocked, an advert even appeared on the Beijing screenshot. On the other hand, it reported as temporarily unavailable from Shanghai.
I was using https://www.dotcom-tools.com/website-speed-test.aspx?se=14030f0be58a42b4b83609b7edd1520a https://www.dotcom-tools.com/website-speed-test.aspx?se=1403....
- wodenokoto 9y agoOkay, thanks for testing for me. When I lived in Shanghai 5 yrs ago, I had a lot of trouble connecting to https and whenever possible, I would try and connect unencrypted.
- bartread 9y agoThat's interesting. My admittedly flawed understanding is that the Great Firewall of China isn't implemented with a unified set of policies, but rather varies from province to province, which might help explain your experience and my test results.