A Recent Update from Google Could Severely Hamper Anti-Censorship Tools
A recent change to Google’s App Engine will discontinue a practice called domain-fronting.
A recent change to Google’s App Engine will discontinue a practice called domain-fronting.
China’s biggest online retailers have reportedly already ended all Bible sales.
People in China get creative when they’re trying to bypass the country’s internet censors.
ProtonMail has become the perfect platform for journalists and dissidents—two classes of people whom the Turkish government routinely targets.
Good job that Iran’s adept internet users are pretty familiar with VPNs, given the level of government-imposed censorship.
It's been delayed after regulators failed to develop a plan for implementing it.
Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram were temporarily blocked across the island due to their alleged role in spreading and amplifying violence.
Hospitality chain Marriott is very sorry for accidentally disagreeing with the Chinese government.
It potentially enables much easier access to data for the nation’s heavy-handed authorities.
The country’s internet watchdog has threatened to cause both social media networks to be completely blocked on Russian ISPs if they don’t comply with demands.
Companies affected by the Network Enforcement Act (NetzDG) include Facebook, Twitter, Google, YouTube, Snapchat, and Instagram.
The government in Iran are clamping down on internet and mobile phone access in an effort to quell rapidly growing protests across the region.
You can get on Mylistory right now for all your hot Chechen nationalist content, provided you have a Russian address linked to your App Store or Google Play account.
“It’s very important for a deep infrastructure company like Cloudflare to be content neutral.”
A wave of pyramid schemes that resulted in a string of suicides has led to job-posting sites needing to verify the identities of supposed employers.
VPNs aren't banned, but their most prominent feature is.