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A documentation guide on bypassing strong internet censorship. It covers an XTLS proxy setup using the 3X-UI web panel, requirements such as a VPS or home server with port 443, and suggests trying free VPNs first in home, school or work environments.
The OONI Probe Tor test provides an automated way of examining whether Tor works in a tested network. It measures the reachability of Tor directory authorities, OR ports and obfs4 bridge addresses. The Tor network is described as free and open source, providing online anonymity, privacy and censorship circumvention.
Bitmask is a free, open-source VPN app from LEAP Encryption Access Project that connects to vetted providers. It includes built-in tools to evade censorship, and the system behind it is self-hostable, allowing individuals or collectives to run private, circumvention-focused VPNs. The app is described as having no accounts, no logs and no tracking.
Official Tor service distributing bridge relay addresses to users facing network blocking.
RiseupVPN is a personal VPN client offered by Riseup for censorship circumvention, location anonymization and traffic encryption. It routes internet traffic through an encrypted connection to riseup.net and, unlike most VPN providers, does not log IP addresses. The client requires no configuration or account registration and is available for GNU/Linux, macOS, Windows and Android. The service is funded entirely through donations.
Snowflake is a censorship circumvention tool from the Tor Project that connects users to the Tor network where Tor is blocked by routing connections through volunteer proxies in uncensored countries. It disguises traffic as a video or voice call using WebRTC. It comes embedded in Tor Browser, Orbot, and Ricochet-Refresh, and users can deploy proxies via a browser add-on or standalone software.
