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Q: Is the censorship just increasing because it's near the holidays or is this a permanent thing?

VPN is on the blink

11 years 34 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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VPNs are bad. Only people who want to do bad things to China use VPNs. China is very free, is happy. Economy is good. But too many people. Harmony is most important to Chinese people

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O didn't know I can read chinese now :-)

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might be isolated to your VPN provider. But censorship is steadily rising under the Xi-dynasty. 

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China sucks, but I still live here...if this is what living is...

 

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censorship and blocking the internet is one way to discourage those pesky foreigners who want to */%3" angry <\£%*5 p3@ angry.......

 

........i love our leader smiley

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I got an email from my VPN provider saying that there are issues across the board. I have been fine, but I know a lot of people who can't sign in anymore, or once signed in, it just doesn't work. 

 

I think it might pass, it was also like this in the run up to October holiday/ APEC

 

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VPNs are bad. Only people who want to do bad things to China use VPNs. China is very free, is happy. Economy is good. But too many people. Harmony is most important to Chinese people

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O didn't know I can read chinese now :-)

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They are contributing to the development of better encryption and anonymity bypasses and protocols, which is a good thing.

 

Let them do their thing, you'll always have a solution, and they're hurting themselves and their people more than they're hurting anyone else.

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