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Freedur Blocked in China

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For the longest time I was able to access Freedur. I thought that, unlike Witopia, it had survived the block of vpn services on March 16, but I was got word from some people visiting the site that my links to Freedur weren't working.  I checked them today on a few different compters and locations. It seems that Freedur has been blocked in China.  It's hard to tell – there's nothing on the news so far, so it may be that their servers are down for the moment. I'll get back to you on this and if Freedur is truely blocked in China, I'll change the Top Five Vpn's in China right away!

Unblock Facebook in China 2011

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I know it's kind of late, but I though I'd make an update for the year 2011 so far.  Things we've seen at Unblock Facebook in China during 2011

China Hacking in to Google (Dec 2010)

Revolution in Egypt (25 Jan)

Night Dragon Hacks into Oil Companies Servers ( 10 Feb)

Jasmine Revolution (20 Feb)

China Blocks PPTP L2TP protocols (16 March)

Return of 12vpn and Strong vpn (April)

 

It's been a crazy year so far for Unblock Facebook in China!  I'm working to keep you updated!

Super Vpn

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Supervpn.com will give you a free vpn (PPTP or L2TP) if you write a review on your blog. Now that I think about it, that's kind of useless in China, but you can try it anyway.  I mean, sometimes these things work.

Status on Gmail, Vpn’s, and China’s

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Well, it’s March 30th, just over ten days after the vpn blocking bonanza on the sixteenth of this month. I’ll admit, I joined in frenzy.

OMG! NO MORE VPN’s!

Well, it turns out to not be so bad. Most of the companies that were blocked are back online and pretty much the same as before. As far as I know Witopia is still down, but as usual, there are reports in places that it’s still accessible.

12vpn has finally come back online with a new get-up, a new price, and a US only option. Unfortunately their previously crazy cheap prices are no-more.

There are now rumours that China is using invisible ninja’s to access our gmail accounts. OH NO! I guess they’ll find out all the secrets I’m hiding in my Gmail account!

Not.

Oh no! I’ll warn my JR buddies to use hotmail instead.

Not.

An interesting quote regarding the blocked vpn’s in China

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Li Wufeng, chief of the Information Office Internet Affairs Bureau of China’s State Council, said there have “never been any issues involving the access of legitimate VPN services that are used by companies to enhance security”

I wonder how they distinguish the difference…

New Article March 2011 – Blocked vpn’s, Gmail Access

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China attempts spying on Gmail accounts – The Guardian

China Blocking Gmail and Secure Vpn’s
– Australian Business Traveler

I can’t remember if I posted this the other day, but Strongvpn has gone back onlie. 12vpn and Witopia are still blocked. Freedur and Skydur are still up as well. I really wouldn’t try anything else. Maybe I’m just partial to bold colors and simple sites.

I’ve been unable to access my Gmail account without changing it to basic HTML. Maybe it’s a problem with my computer or their switch to https encryption.

It’s all going to hell…

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Just yesterday I thought Strongvpn and 12vpn were doing great because they survived 'THE Block', but as of tonight, march 18 at about eight o'clock I was unable to access either of them. My vpn is still working, so that's good news if you've already go one or are planning to buy one – i.e. if they block your site at least you can still use your vpn to get around. But it's just frustrating to see that China's firewall is winning the battle. I'll give it a bit of time before I go and Change my entire site, but for now, if you run across this blog – Astrill and Purevpn are still up. I'm getting hot and heavy for Astrill – cheap vpns, nice site design, OpenVpn/SSL options, and most of all, accessible. Check em' out before it's too late. Oh and heads up for Mac users – PureVpn only has SSTP for Windows 7 and Vista so go with Astrill. Astrill Vpn Pure Vpn

Blocking of PPTP and L2TP, did anyone see it coming?

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In the past couple weeks I had noticed a huge difference in my internet connection. Gmail just couldn't load correctly and I had to use the basic HTML format. I couldn't search on Google properly, and my vpn just would connect to newark like it used to. I flushed my DNS a million times, restarted, deleted, reformated. Anything and everything I could do I did. Being such a retard at these things, I simply blamed myself or my virus ridden computer. I never thought (why not?) that it was the Chinese gov't at work. How I didn't come to that conclusion is a mystery becaue they're usually to blame for this kind of thing. I was checking some of my stats at the 12vpn site and I notice that they weren't offering service to China anymore? WTF? And now it's 129 dollars for a year instead of the mere 70 it used to be? And no lite service? So I sent them an email to see what's up. It was a combination of things. For one, with the tsunami in Japan, a lot of the bandwidth here is f*ed up. They even mentioned something about internet restriction in the US to free up bandwidth for Asia. Isn't that nice. But I also discovered that China blocked all kind of shit over night, totally shutting down the Witopia site and crippling a few others. Some companies are kind of on their last legs (at least in China) as they switched to backup servers – the only backup servers they have. The block of PPTP and L2TP means that vpn's on mobile devices are pretty much useless now, and although I've read quite a few confident posts from other's in China that the blocking of protocols like SSL and SSTP is pretty much impossible, I think that the Chinese gov't will do anything and everything to get it's way and totally cut off vpn's in China.