China's ability to control what its population sees online is well known. Facebook, Twitter and YouTube -- among others -- aren't accessible in the country. Yet amidst a harsh crackdown on ...
The developer of an open source censorship circumvention project known as Shadowsocks was “invited to tea” last week, after which he posted the following message to the Shadowsocks’ GitHub page: The ...
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