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> I suspect that various state-imposed firewalls like one Russia will just look for HTTPS connection header to block a particular site. What if that site does
by kodablah 9y ago
> I suspect that various state-imposed firewalls like one Russia will just look for HTTPS connection header to block a particular site.
What if that site does a lot more things? Even they can only upset their population so much by blocking entire domains. With regards to Russia, Google's DNS over HTTPS is a perfect example. "Domain fronting" is a thing for a reason.
- fpoling 9y agoIn Russia the government does ban domains unless the domains are popular. At some point they even tried to ban based on IP addresses from DNS records, but people quickly learned how to use that to "ban" government-based media by changing IP addresses of banned domains to point to those sites.