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Category: internet-censorship

Censorship, Surveillance, and the Splinternet: Why We Need a Decentralized Web

Post date July 7, 2025
Post author By hackernoon
Post categories In aiesec-scholars, community-owned-internet, data-privacy, decentralized-internet, internet-censorship, internet-infrastructure, peer-to-peer-network, splinternet

The Future of the Internet is Community Driven

Post date July 7, 2025
Post author By Precious Adeife
Post categories In aiesec-scholars, data-ownership, decentralized-internet, decentralized-storage, future-of-the-internet, internet-censorship, internet-infrastructure, peer-to-peer-web

OpenVPN is Open to VPN Fingerprinting: Acknowledgement and References

Post date January 14, 2025
Post author By Virtual Machine Tech
Post categories In cybersecurity, dpi, internet-censorship, openvpn, privacy-threats, traffic-analysis, vpn, vpn-blocking

New Study Exposes OpenVPN Fingerprintability, Raising Privacy Concerns

Post date January 12, 2025
Post author By Virtual Machine
Post categories In cybersecurity, dpi, hackernoon-top-story, internet-censorship, openvpn, privacy-threats, vpn, vpn-blocking

From Guy Fawkes to Resistance and Cryptos: A Fight for Freedom

Post date November 5, 2024
Post author By Obyte
Post categories In anonymous, crypto-anarchism, good-company, guy-fawkes, hacktivists, History, internet-censorship, obyte

How I bypassed Regulations to Setup Remote Access for a Client in China

Post date December 3, 2021
Post author By Hacker Noon
Post categories In internet-censorship, it-admins, remote, remote-work, software, software-development, technology

VPNs are the Heroes of Our Time

Post date November 29, 2021
Post author By newsletters
Post categories In censorship, cybersecurity, internet-censorship, newsletter, security, technology, vpn, writer-newsletters

The Internet Belongs to Everyone

Post date October 10, 2021
Post author By newsletters
Post categories In big-tech, decentralization, hackernoon-top-story, internet-censorship, little-tech, newsletter, nuance, twitter

Checks, Balances, and Freedom: Censorship vs The Internet

Post date September 17, 2021
Post author By Podcast
Post categories In big-tech-censorship, censorship-resistance, facebook-privacy, free-speech, free-speech-censorship, hackernoon-podcast, hackernoon-top-story, internet-censorship

Domain Fronting 101: What is Domain Fronting and How Does it Work?

Post date July 13, 2021
Post author By Jessica Truong
Post categories In blogging-fellowship, content-delivery-network, cybersecurity, domain-fronting, hackernoon-top-story, internet-censorship, TLS, web-security

How To Decentralize The Internet?

Post date May 1, 2021
Post author By Benjamin Bateman
Post categories In blockchain, censorship-resistance, dapps, decentralization, decentralized-internet, defi, free-ton, internet-censorship

The Problem with Centralized Internet

Post date April 11, 2021
Post author By Usman Khalid
Post categories In centralized-internet, decentralized-internet, freedom-of-speech, internet, internet-censorship, internet-freedom, internet-privacy, the-centralized-internet

Does Web 3.0 Need Web Servers?

Post date April 11, 2021
Post author By Benjamin Bateman
Post categories In blockchain, blockchain-use-cases, cryptocurrency, cryptocurrency-regulation, decentralized-internet, defi, free-ton, internet-censorship

Proposal to Gab.com and Andrew Torba: Let’s Crush “Big Tech” Together

Post date March 25, 2021
Post author By Andrew Magdy Kamal
Post categories In big-tech, big-tech-alternatives, internet-censorship, open-letter, politics, social-network, tech-open-letter, technology

A Suggestion: How Can Parler Become Truly Censorship Resistant?

Post date March 22, 2021
Post author By Andrew Magdy Kamal
Post categories In big-tech, big-tech-alternatives, free-speech, Freedom, internet-censorship, open-letter, social-network, tech-open-letter

How MalwareBytes Once Blocked Pirate Bay Service

Post date March 5, 2021
Post author By Andy
Post categories In internet-censorship, malwarebytes, News, online-piracy, piracy, piratebay, torrent, torrent-freak-series

The Internet Archive’s National Emergency Library Controversy

Post date March 5, 2021
Post author By Andy
Post categories In Internet Archive, internet-censorship, News, online-piracy, piracy, piratebay, torrent, torrent-freak-series

NBCUniversal Sued For Using New York Photographer’s Photos

Post date March 5, 2021
Post author By Andy
Post categories In copyright-infringement, internet-censorship, News, online-piracy, piracy, piratebay, torrent, torrent-freak-series

Video Game Piracy: CS.RIN.RU Says Cash is Needed to Stay Online

Post date March 1, 2021
Post author By Andy
Post categories In hackernoon-top-story, internet-censorship, News, online-piracy, piracy, piratebay, torrent, torrent-freak-series

Judge Asks Author to Consider a Massively Reduced Claim after Suing eBook.bike for Infringement

Post date March 1, 2021
Post author By Andy
Post categories In copyright, hackernoon-top-story, internet-censorship, News, online-piracy, personal-data, piracy, torrent

Fake News Vs. Censorship in the Battle for the Internet

Post date February 26, 2021
Post author By Sharmini R
Post categories In censorship-resistance, decentralized-internet, decentralized-web, free-speech-censorship, hackernoon-top-story, internet-censorship, internet-freedom, misinformation-and-fake-news

Geo-Blocking Should Be Illegal – Change My Mind

Post date February 12, 2021
Post author By Sharmini R
Post categories In blockchain-based-vpn, censorship-resistance, geo-blocking, geoblocking-and-censorship, geoblocking-and-role-of-vpns, hackernoon-top-story, internet-censorship, vpn

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