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skatuka | When the Internet was blocked in Kazakhstan popular VPNs got blocked. | 2022-04-17T13:15:31.350Z |
tango | What popular VPNs got blocked? If you have the technical ability, a self-made VPN has the potential to be more resistant to blocking. There are a few reasons for this. One is that if only a few people use it, the IP address is less conspicuous. Another is that commercial VPNs are not always designed for circumvention, and therefore may not use covert protocols. A good place to start with setting up your own VPN is Outline. | 2022-04-18T23:48:46.056Z |
skatuka | Hey Tango. Thanks for your reply. Surfshark (mine) as well as literally everything else got blocked. | 2022-04-19T12:32:31.934Z |
ValdikSS |
Proper major VPN providers use customized obfuscated protocols and setup special servers for filtered regions like Kazakstan. If your government detect and block VPN/proxies by protocols, there are probably aren’t. If not (if it just block VPN providers’ IP addresses/servers, not the protocols) then you can setup your own private VPN/proxy server. | 2022-04-20T03:49:03.087Z |
tango | Are you talking about during the shutdown from January 5 to January 11? I thought that it was almost everything blocked at that time, nothing targeted towards VPNs specifically. In that situation, a homemade VPN and a commercial VPN will be equally ineffective. There were only a few things that worked at that time, but none of them is part of any common VPN protocol: Уроки, вынесенные из отключения интернета в Казахстане в январе 2022 года для обхода цензуры. | 2022-04-21T22:10:43.219Z |