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That's unlikely to happen any time soon, especially due to the pollution concerns the article mentions and the intensifying crackdown on freedom. Moving to a f
by kristofferR 9y ago
That's unlikely to happen any time soon, especially due to the pollution concerns the article mentions and the intensifying crackdown on freedom.
Moving to a foreign country is hard enough already, but it's even harder when the parts of the internet you can read/understand is blocked and circumventing the blockage is increasingly difficult and even criminalized.
- yourapostasy 9y agoIf you are part of (or run) an established business, then I've read here on HN others living there now that the business can register with the government, and lease an authorized line with direct access to the global Internet. It is assumed the PRC government taps these leased lines. If anyone knows about this, a link to a PRC government site that describes the procedure would be helpful. I'm assuming like many other government processes dealing with non-Chinese Internet content, the registration process and operation is opaque and arbitrarily run, but it's better than trying to run a business from within China only upon VPNs.