Also, someone else here asked about legality of bypassing the ban, that is a good question I'd like to see answered, even though I think we all know the answer to that one.
Also, someone else here asked about legality of bypassing the ban, that is a good question I'd like to see answered, even though I think we all know the answer to that one.
- First, they block a few websites: no big deal, I'll just use a VPN.
- Then they block OpenVPN default port: no big deal, I'll just use another port or IPSec.
- Then international connections slow down to a crawl: no big deal, maybe they're not throttling but just having capacity issues, let's wait a bit see if it gets better.
Then one day your realize that what was at first a minor inconvenience is now wasting hours of your life and killing your productivity.
And even China doesn't block GitHub. It tried once, but backed down soon for unknown reasons.