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ExpressVPN is the only one afaik that is allowed by the Chinese government. You can assume that it is actually not "private". When I was in China last April, S
by bonzini 9y ago
ExpressVPN is the only one afaik that is allowed by the Chinese government. You can assume that it is actually not "private".
When I was in China last April, SSTP worked fine (though long-lived connections tend to become slower over time, and then need a few minutes of cool down before being usable again). Most Chinese people I met were using shadowsocks.
- hnarn 9y agoDoesn't matter if it's not "private" if you have certified encryption though, right?
- dspillett 9y agoI think his assertion is that as it is "allowed" by China's government that they somehow have access to the keys (or the VPN provider is keeping a buffer of the traffic and has an arrangement to provide it to relevant government agencies upon request).
- vfulco 9y agoMany friends indicated Express was down almost an entire week surrounding the big meetings. Not as reliable as it once was. Or so they say