Russia blocks nearly 200 VPNs for public use while increasing government VPN spending for secure communications, reflecting a paradox of strict public censorship alongside prioritized state security online.
As Russia intensifies VPN blocking, TorGuard offers resilient solutions like OpenVPN TCP, OpenConnect, and its new premium proxy V2ray service to bypass VPN blockades, reinforcing its commitment to an open, uncensored internet despite growing digital censorship.
As if VPN bans weren’t bad globally already–with Apple recently removing VPN apps from the app store in China, now Russia looks to be finally cracking down on VPNs. The reason being that more and more Russians are using VPNs to circumvent firewall restrictions that block popular websites....
We’ve covered Russian Internet censorship before on Russia banning VPNs and trying to restrict our usage in the country. Now, things are getting more serious in mid 2017 with hundreds of websites blocked at the ISP level. The reasons for blocked websites range from “illegal” content to the prevention...
