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Old Jun 7, 2012, 10:51 am
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+1 on the VPN if you have a work laptop.
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Old Jun 7, 2012, 8:45 pm
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Originally Posted by derricklui
+1 on the VPN if you have a work laptop.
As I write I am on a hotel wifi and a VPN service called vyperVPN using pptp. I have used this for the past week. There are a lot of free methods, and my usual goto VPN service, witopia, is blocked, even though they sent me "good" IP addresses. This one works great for me at $10 a month, which is a little pricey but it works so thats ok. I will probably drop it once I go back to the US. Its pptp only, however I can log on with multiple devices at the same time, to geographically different servers, so thats a plus. So far free VOIP calling using GrooveIP and google voice. At least one hour on the phone to fraud prevention, plus some shorter calls. And I have been able to stream netflix, hulu, and amazon prime. I don't do facebook and I am glad I didn't get into the IPO . Anyway it is working for me today.
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Old Jun 8, 2012, 3:39 am
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Originally Posted by boerne
As I write I am on a hotel wifi and a VPN service called vyperVPN using pptp. I have used this for the past week. There are a lot of free methods, and my usual goto VPN service, witopia, is blocked, even though they sent me "good" IP addresses. This one works great for me at $10 a month, which is a little pricey but it works so thats ok. I will probably drop it once I go back to the US. Its pptp only, however I can log on with multiple devices at the same time, to geographically different servers, so thats a plus. So far free VOIP calling using GrooveIP and google voice. At least one hour on the phone to fraud prevention, plus some shorter calls. And I have been able to stream netflix, hulu, and amazon prime. I don't do facebook and I am glad I didn't get into the IPO . Anyway it is working for me today.
Witopia has several methods of dealing with Chinese blocking.
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Old Aug 27, 2012, 12:58 am
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One proxy someone recommended to me to unblock Facebook in China is Proxy Center ( https://www.proxy-center.com ). It's worked for me for Facebook - reading, sharing, uploading photos, games, messages. About the only thing it can't do it uploading videos. But it handles streaming video pretty well - YouTube works great. They have a free trial also, so you can test that it works for you before paying or giving any info. And it's secure. Good stuff.
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Old Feb 8, 2013, 5:23 am
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I wonder who made the rule that no youtube, no facebook ect. This is really budging me cause there is some vids I wanna check out and u cant go on youtube..
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Old Feb 8, 2013, 7:34 am
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Originally Posted by SpringBlossom
And it's secure.
I never understand how something like passing your personal data i.e. passwords etc through a third party source can be secure.

All the traffic essentially goes through their servers before going to the official site, which means they can actually capture the data you're sending and receiving.

Once you transmit data onto these servers, the integrity and security of your data is violated.
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Old Feb 8, 2013, 9:01 am
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Originally Posted by danblar
I never understand how something like passing your personal data i.e. passwords etc through a third party source can be secure.

All the traffic essentially goes through their servers before going to the official site, which means they can actually capture the data you're sending and receiving.

Once you transmit data onto these servers, the integrity and security of your data is violated.
Is should all be encrypted- although my general starting point is that there is very little security on the internet and even less when in PRC.
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Old Jul 27, 2016, 2:32 pm
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I am facing this VPN issue for a long time. Video streaming to social websites is blocked in our country. I have found one useful link about China VPN on reviewsdir(dot)com in which they have filtered best China VPN https://www.reviewsdir.com/blog/best-china-vpn/ have a look and share with your loved ones.
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