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You could buy a SIM from a corporate package (which could be recalled at any time) w/o ID before June, now you have to register them too. Other than that only stolen ones remain AFAIK.
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All this over a picture of Santa Hitler.
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Big Putin is watching you.
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Hey, it worked for the Baltics. Sort of.
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Terry predicted this.
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no way, the support that shit, to destabilize the west.
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VPNs in Russia have to go through ROSKOMNADZOR to be legal, meaning you can’t access banned websites through them. TOR would work from what I’m seeing, but Russia is looking for ways to de-anonymize it.
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VPN works just fine for me.
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Russia is a... separate civilisation, as the old fuck once said.
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In fact, no. Because few people know it.
However, if enough people know about this website, there is no doubt that our government will immediately ban this website because of too much anti-CCP speech, and then send a large number of bots to invade here, and then I will immediately delete my account before being sent to Xinjiang.
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Russia wants to build their own internet so I don't know why they're still bothering to care what's on it.
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Depends on an ISP, really. Usually the most effective methods are proxies and vpns, but in many cases you can also use DPI circumvention programs to bypass blocks. Check ntc.party, it seems pretty informative about internet censorship and its circumveniton.
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VPN's fine, but there is a question whether it will be needed at all, since with like half of ISPs the banlists work sporadically and selectively.
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Balkanization of the internet is the future for virtually every country. It's just a matter of time before more countries wall themselves off to the degree China has, if not even further.
My country only really seems to want to MITM our connections so they can see what we're up to, but the government keep getting thwarted by browser vendors who flat out reject certs issued by them.
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China actually went to the UN with their idea for government controlled internet. UN thought it was a good idea. This was like 2017 or 18 if I recall correctly. Russia wants their one company to make their own internet but they don't have the funding to do it but have to.
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How so? Baltics are almost Pole- level in terms of not being huge fans of the whole woke stuff, maybe except Estonia.
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