Perhaps a solution to this is a very public campaign to opt out of these filters. This would achieve 2 goals: 1. Good plausible deniability excuse. If asked wh

Perhaps a solution to this is a very public campaign to opt out of these filters. This would achieve 2 goals: 1. Good plausible deniability excuse. If asked why one has opted out, or would like to opt out of the filter, one could always answer: "Because I saw comparing X and it has convinced me that this is the right thing to do to secure my rights to free speech..." 2. The more people opt out the more likely this project is going to be either a) abandoned or b) made mandatory rather then optional. If the latter happens, I am sure the people are going to take to the streets. Technical solution to this would be to create a simple website that tests your Internet connection, tells you if it's possible filtered, and based on your ip, tells you who to contact to remove the filter.