How we can help Russians (and others) beat internet censorship
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If we think we've got it bad, the Russians have censorship tens times worse than ours.
To help them ( and others in authoritarian countries ) get access to the internet, go here:
https://blog.torproject.org/tor-censorship-in-russia/
If you're technical -- say, running a version of Linux -- you can become a 'bridge'.
But everyone running Firefox or Chrome can download a 'Snowflake' add-on for their browser which makes your computer a 'relay point' to fool the censors. It takes a minute, and costs nothing.
To help them ( and others in authoritarian countries ) get access to the internet, go here:
https://blog.torproject.org/tor-censorship-in-russia/
If you're technical -- say, running a version of Linux -- you can become a 'bridge'.
But everyone running Firefox or Chrome can download a 'Snowflake' add-on for their browser which makes your computer a 'relay point' to fool the censors. It takes a minute, and costs nothing.
