Steven Sotloff #39; beheading censorship
here #39;s the video in question from FreeRadioRevelutio JeffC http://www.timetounite.com/steven-sotloff-beheading-hoax/ more in the description later.
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Unnecessary Censorship - Reaper of Souls P2 (Censored Parody)
Unnecessary Censorship - Reaper of Souls P2 (Censored Parody) For more Diablo 3 censorship follow the birdie! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja1yHoU-o7s list=UUhk-85FeoQAiYTYsBtYMkGw Diablo...
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Blocked in China, Internet censorship
Have you ever heard about internet censorship in China? If you are going to travel in China, please DO check out this video to know about the websites that are blocked in China. FB CEO Mark...
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Censorship In China: Sky #39;s Mark Stone In Xinjiang Province
Sky #39;s Mark Stone reveals some of the difficulties facing journalists attempting to report from China #39;s Xinjiang province, including fake identities and gover...
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People are resorting to workarounds to beat internet censorshipGetty Images
Users of the internet in countries which attempt to impose censorship on the internet are resorting to a range of web protocols and techniques in order to beat the bans on website access.
Smart users are working their way around such restrictions with relatively sophisticated techniques such as Virtual Private Networks or the Tor Browser Bundle.
Internet censorship has soared to new heights over the last three years, according to an infographic from NeoMam Studios. As many as 34 countries have increased internet censorship since 2012, with 19 countries blocking one or more social media or VoIP services.
In 2013, about 39 countries actively filtered online content, while 35 countries boosted online surveillance by law and/or investment.
More than 685 million internet users are living in the 10 countries that suffer the most from censorship, according to estimates.
Nevertheless, people made use of certain workarounds to get online.
The top tools used by people to beat internet censorship include Virtual Private Network (VPN), a technology using encrypted tunnels in online communication to hide IP addresses, make browsing anonymous and bypass censorship.
About 19% of people around the world are using VPN to hide browsing details from government at present.
The Tor Browser Bundle is another tool used by people to hide locations and computer configuration. The browser uses a network of tunnels and nodes that provide zigzagging pathways to block tracking.
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