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Coming from Kashmir which is STILL under an internet clampdown, this is trivial. What they did was something previously unheard of. Indian government essentiall
by 2Gkashmiri 6y ago
Coming from Kashmir which is STILL under an internet clampdown, this is trivial.
What they did was something previously unheard of. Indian government essentially whitelisted some websites and blocked the rest. I did experiments when amazon.in domain was whitelisted but all images were blanks. Turns out they had not allowed aws.amazon.com. some time later they allowed the URL and that is when I spun up a $300 credit small instance vps using Streisand. It worked. For some time. Then they got greedy and started blocking all "ports" so this was out of question. I ended up with a stupid simple idea. No vpn, no nonsense. The VPS server running had a ipv4 address and I did simple SSH tunnel over port 80. That was what did the trick for me. There were attempts to use URL tricks, I forgot what its called.
So if anyone needs my "expert" firsthand experience can just buzz me.
Note: 4G mobile internet is still BANNED in Kashmir for "maintaining the national integrity and sovereignty of india" and other bs