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| April 6, 2015 - 17:29 |
Posted in Anonymous Anti Censorship Carepackage
When authorities block Twitter, Facebook or other, here how u can go around blockade.
Most of the time, your ISP automatically assigns a primary and secondary DNS server when your router or computer requests network information via DHCP. But what if those ISP-provided DNS servers aren’t working properly or “they” block certain sites?
Ways to connect when authorities block services:
- DNS provider that is open and democratic
- Android users
- Apple users
- Google browser
- Firefox users
- List of DNS servers that can be used to avoid censorship
- How Do I Change DNS Servers?
- Tor Browser
- What is the Tor Browser?
In case it is needed: Dial up internet access VPN Jabber …
The CyberGuerrilla Anonymous Nexus also provide OpenVPN accounts, Jabber OTR and secure mail all on servers of our own without logging ip’s. See https://cyberguerrilla.info for what we can offer for ur safety contact https://cyberguerrilla.info/contact/ or hit me on IRC Connect to IRC.
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also, can one not use the ip number directly? for instance, twitter is 185.45.5.32 and one can get ip address numbers from robtex.com, whose ip is 46.255.120.80. – one should be able to click here for twitter and, to look up other numbers, click here. prbably already been said, and if so i apologize.
that second link was just https://46.255.120.80 – must have had a typo.
Dear,
is there a simular protocol for those living/working in Burundi?
Thanks,
Pijalma