Free Tools To Evade China's Web Censorship

narramissic writes "The Global Internet Freedom Consortium (GIFC) offers a set of free tools that can be used to circumvent Chinese Internet censorship. The group claims approximately 1 million people in China use its tools to access the Internet. And, says Tao Wang, director of operations for GIFC, 'it's a very good time to remind Western reporters that there are such tools.'"

missing

[pak9rabid]

Tao Wang to go missing in 5..4..3...

Re:Like they won't just block the site?

[FlyingSquidStudios]

It's a good thing no one has developed a way for the same software to be hosted on more than one site. Imagine if we had that? We could call it a reflection... no wait, a silver-backed glass... no...

Re:Stopping censorship

[bugeaterr]

Last time I let a Wang tell me what to do I became a father.

Carrier pigeons to be shot

[LM741N]

The IOC and the ISPCA are very worried about the Chinese government's plan to shoot down all pigeons as a means to prevent illegal communication to the outside word via carrier birds. Said Li Chung, a government representative- "We thought of putting a giant net over the whole province, but it would just enhance the perception of mass pollution in the area."