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That's the whole point: they seem to be using deep packet inspection to mess with all DNS traffic regardless of the DNS server being used.
by michh 13y ago
That's the whole point: they seem to be using deep packet inspection to mess with all DNS traffic regardless of the DNS server being used.
- Jugurtha 13y agoAha, I see. I'll look this up in addition to what kijin said (sshuttle). It's not like our government is blocking anything (there were rumors it was blocking Facebook in 2011, but it wasn't true as I was able to log in without any issue. It was just slow, but it's not like we have the fastest internet here). But it's nice to know. Thanks for the clarification.
- stayparanoid 13y agoWere you logging in on the actual facebook? how can you tell? Logging in isn't a proof that that is the real facebook, dude. And doesn't "It was just slow" ring any bell?
- Jugurtha 13y agoIt wasn't slower than many times where nothing was happening. Internet here just sucks. Whether it's peace and birds are singing, or scortched earth, it's all the same. Plus how can you tell it isn't the actual Facebook if everything is there, status, etc, comments, pictures. I can chat with other users, send messages, etc.