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Russians also use Musk's satellites and might find the information useful. Also as I understand, satellites do not work over Russian territory so guess where t

Russians also use Musk's satellites and might find the information useful. Also as I understand, satellites do not work over Russian territory so guess where this can be used.

Andrew_nenakhov 1y ago
Actually, they do work is Russia. You need account registered in some allowed country and also use RV plan (or maybe it is called 'roam' now). I know some ppl who use it. Was thinking to get one myself, to have a reliable bypass of pathetic russian firewall.
- Ray20 1y ago
  > Actually, they do work is Russia. Aren't starlink have some kind of geolock? > to have a reliable bypass of pathetic russian firewall All data shows that Russia have one of the strongest and best firewall in the world, in many aspects even better than in China. And all the Russians I spoke with say that VPN is not blocked and any service for a couple of bucks does its job.
  - tguvot 1y ago
    They use it at front lines for fighting Ukraine. Not for reading cnn
    - Andrew_nenakhov 1y ago
      Ppl I know use it live in Yekaterinburg, rather far from the front lines.
      - tguvot 1y ago
        Kazakhstan is near by, maybe service spills over . sure that yekaterinburg and not Kaliningrad ?
        Andrew_nenakhov 1y ago
        Living in Chelyabinsk, I believe I'm rather capable to recognize the difference. Yekaterinburg is at least 300km from the nearest part of Kazakhstan (which up to a few days ago wasn't even officially permitted there). So no, there is no indication that there is any kind of geo-fencing for roaming devices, be them in Russia, China, Iran or Afghanistan.
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        tguvot 1y ago
        lovely place. i know that it wasn't permitted. somewhat assumed that they will block dishes from most of russia
      - inemesitaffia 1y ago
        >Yekaterinburg Almost certainly impossible and doubly illegal
  - Andrew_nenakhov 1y ago
    > Aren't starlink have some kind of geolock? Perhaps. Apparently, it isn't applied in RV mode > All data shows that Russia have one of the strongest and best firewall in the world If you have a pile of shit in the world right in front of your house, it is pathetic, even if it is the biggest and the stinkiest pile of shit in the world. > And all the Russians I spoke with say that VPN is not blocked and any service for a couple of bucks does its job. I am Russian. This is not true. All regular vpn protocols (OpenVPN, Wireguard) are outright blocked. Shadowsocks is blocked on most ISPs, including all major mobile ones. VLESS works, for now, mostly, but sometimes the IP address of the server I run become unavailable.

Russians also use Musk's satellites and might find the information useful. Also as I understand, satellites do not work over Russian territory so guess where this can be used.

Andrew_nenakhov 1y ago

Actually, they do work is Russia. You need account registered in some allowed country and also use RV plan (or maybe it is called 'roam' now). I know some ppl who use it. Was thinking to get one myself, to have a reliable bypass of pathetic russian firewall.

Ray20 1y ago
> Actually, they do work is Russia. Aren't starlink have some kind of geolock? > to have a reliable bypass of pathetic russian firewall All data shows that Russia have one of the strongest and best firewall in the world, in many aspects even better than in China. And all the Russians I spoke with say that VPN is not blocked and any service for a couple of bucks does its job.
- tguvot 1y ago
  They use it at front lines for fighting Ukraine. Not for reading cnn
  - Andrew_nenakhov 1y ago
    Ppl I know use it live in Yekaterinburg, rather far from the front lines.
    - tguvot 1y ago
      Kazakhstan is near by, maybe service spills over . sure that yekaterinburg and not Kaliningrad ?
      - Andrew_nenakhov 1y ago
        Living in Chelyabinsk, I believe I'm rather capable to recognize the difference. Yekaterinburg is at least 300km from the nearest part of Kazakhstan (which up to a few days ago wasn't even officially permitted there). So no, there is no indication that there is any kind of geo-fencing for roaming devices, be them in Russia, China, Iran or Afghanistan.
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        tguvot 1y ago
        lovely place. i know that it wasn't permitted. somewhat assumed that they will block dishes from most of russia
    - inemesitaffia 1y ago
      >Yekaterinburg Almost certainly impossible and doubly illegal
- Andrew_nenakhov 1y ago
  > Aren't starlink have some kind of geolock? Perhaps. Apparently, it isn't applied in RV mode > All data shows that Russia have one of the strongest and best firewall in the world If you have a pile of shit in the world right in front of your house, it is pathetic, even if it is the biggest and the stinkiest pile of shit in the world. > And all the Russians I spoke with say that VPN is not blocked and any service for a couple of bucks does its job. I am Russian. This is not true. All regular vpn protocols (OpenVPN, Wireguard) are outright blocked. Shadowsocks is blocked on most ISPs, including all major mobile ones. VLESS works, for now, mostly, but sometimes the IP address of the server I run become unavailable.