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!
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.
