The chip of the Chinese model China VPN

[Nassa]

In my experience, the Chinese do not care about locks. They do not feel longing for Facebook or Twitter. Most of them do not know any language other than Chinese: why do they need English-language YouTube if you can watch Chinese videos on Youku? In addition, Chinese design and the whole logic of building sites are very different from what Europeans are used to.
The main feature of China is that users are always offered an alternative to blocked resources.
I do not support blocking, but if something blocks it, it should benefit citizens: in China for 3-4 years, IT companies that previously could not compete with foreign services can now enter a large market. The state provides them with various benefits and strongly supports them.
China has created such a narrow circle of economies with the help of legal VPNs and control over web space that local companies simply had no choice: they had all the conditions for growth. Many Chinese analogues of foreign hosting are much cooler than blocked ones.

[Partos]

There are various ways to solve the problem, however most of them involve changing the settings of the server itself. If you want to hide VPN signals and you do not have redirects, you need to contact the VPN provider and find out if they are ready to provide you with any solution.

[Partos]

People who are familiar with VPNs not so long ago often ask the same question: What is a VPN? In addition, many existing users asked us to prepare an article that would describe in detail everything you need to know about VPN https://topvpn.tw/ And that is why we decided to publish a universal article on this topic. Here is all you need to know about VPN. simple words, this is an online service that can hide your IP address and location and also encrypt your Internet data and traffic. This will allow you to protect yourself from surveillance by the government of the Internet service provider or cybercriminals. As soon as you start the VPN client and connect to the VPN server, the client will begin to encrypt all traffic that you send to the server. As soon as the client establishes a connection with the server, your IP address will be replaced by the server address. Then the server decrypts all the data received from you and forwards your connection requests to the site you want to see. After the server receives the requested data, it encrypts them and sends them to the client. When the VPN client on your device receives traffic, it decrypts it for you.

[Nassa]

Unfortunately, there is no VPN provider whose services can be advised to everyone without exception. Some services are positioned as a way to open inaccessible sites, others rely on privacy, others - on security. Some VPN services are designed for exactly the opposite purposes - collecting data and tracking users.

[Partos]

In ordinary public Wi-Fi networks, you are directly connected to the Internet. As a result, you are vulnerable to hackers and malware trying to steal your data. And going to the Internet through a network consisting of secure VPN computers, you transmit and receive data exclusively in encrypted form.

[siyun330]

Try to use VPN to watch it.

[vpnguarddog]

You could try different VPN.
You could check out this website.

[Burrrrrton]

In my experience, the Chinese do not care about locks. They do not feel longing for Facebook or Twitter. Most of them do not know any language other than Chinese: why do they need English-language YouTube if you can watch Chinese videos on Youku? In addition, Chinese design and the whole logic of building sites are very different from what Europeans are used to.
The main feature of China is that users are always offered an alternative to blocked resources.
I do not support blocking, but if something blocks it, it should benefit citizens: in China for 3-4 years, IT companies that previously could not compete with foreign services can now enter a large market. The state provides them with various benefits and strongly supports them.
China has created such a narrow circle of economies with the help of legal VPNs and control over web space that local companies simply had no choice: they had all the conditions for growth. Many Chinese analogues of foreign hosting are much cooler than blocked ones.

You know, there are enough bloggers from China on YouTube and their videos are awesome. And on account of access to Facebook and Twitter - why do they need this cesspool? What is the real use of these social networks? The creators are useful - they row tons of data about visitors and serve it for a lot of money.