The funny thing is, Nokia's Xpress Browser did the opposite (for a day), allowing people in China to browse any site on the internet. It worked like a secure pr

The funny thing is, Nokia's Xpress Browser did the opposite (for a day), allowing people in China to browse any site on the internet. It worked like a secure proxy or VPN, punching a hole through the Great Firewall. Until China caught on and blocked the IP addresses of Nokia servers. http://www.wpcentral.com/nokias-xpress-browser-has-been-blocked-chinas-great-firewall http://www.wpcentral.com/nokias-xpress-browser-has-been-bloc...