How to Bypass Internet Censorship and Filtering

[btc-facebook]

Any clue guys ?

Change into google DNS ?
I've tried it and it won't work anymore 

For what bussiness ?
You know  Man stuff 

[FanEagle]

Proxy like hidemyass
VPN like Psiphon
Tor?!?

[elite3000]

A VPN will do the job, if a free one doesn't work, try using a premium one

[vlajce]

http://www.zensur.freerk.com
http://pastebin.com/UpMcyrYK

[lamita]

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[daronch]

You can use free proxies or vpn. Can also use Chrome add-ons that have free proxies/vpn. Do a search in Chrome store.

[Boseda]

So, porn is censored in your country!? Did I understand well?

[karmamiu]

   There are so many benefits on using bypassed internet connection, as i can see most people nowadays are specially aware about their IP addresses and they wouldn' like to share it with because obviously its for privacy, unlike other people who doesn't care to be traced down, I really think its one of the most reasons why people find ways to bypass their internet connectiom.

[gamerfan]

Tor can slow down your connection speed very much. I suggest you to avoid it, unless you need to go to deep web-

[coolstory]

Use dedicated VPN, for this you need to pay some amount around $50 a year.

[dondexter]

Any clue guys ?

Change into google DNS ?
I've tried it and it won't work anymore  

For what bussiness ?
You know   Man stuff  

Try using the Hola extension in Chrome browser. Works pretty well for me.

[Spoetnik]

I thought at first you meant something else.
Censorship from sites moderating you etc.

I heard today Disqus added shadow banning and timeouts.

Anyway i don't use VPN's and it's been yrs since i played around with proxies.
But i heard this news in my RSS feed..

https://torrentfreak.com/bill-to-ban-vpns-unmask-operators-submitted-to-russias-parliament-170609/

Russia is making good on its threat to crack down on VPN and proxy services that provide access to blocked sites. A new law submitted to the State Duma will see the country's telecoms watchdog identify such services and compel their hosts to hand over operators' personal details. Should block bypassing continue, access to the service will be terminated by the country's ISPs.

The internet just gets more & more fucked up