Censorship

As of today, we have identified and successfully overcome all the following major censorship mechanisms:

The internet in China, as well as in other repressive countries such as Iran and Cuba, remains tightly controlled.

GTunnel is a Windows application that works as a local HTTP or SOCKS proxy server. After setting proxy to GTunnel in web browser or other Internet applications, the traffic will go through GTunnel and our server farm before it reaches its original destination.

FreeGate is an anti-censorship software for secure and fast Internet access.  It was developed and maintained by Dynamic Internet Technology Inc. (DIT: www.dit-inc.us), a  pioneer in censorship-circumvention operation.

• users access web sites overseas as fast as their local ones;
• requires no installation or change in system setting;
• a single executable file on a Windows platform. 

FirePhoenix (FP) is the first virtual private network (VPN) based anti-censorship tool that

• protects privacy and identity when surfing the Internet;
• effectively encrypts all your Internet traffic;
• anonymizes your IP address;
• provides unrestricted access even when your Internet connection is filtered, monitored or blocked;

GPass is an Internet anti-jamming product widely used in China to overcome Internet censorship. It effectively protects user privacy and online safety by providing a secure Internet access mechanism.

GPass

• integrates online security tools,
• encrypted storage, and
• personal data management tools

into a single application. It is one of the best online tools for users under adverse Internet censorship.

UltraSurf is a flagship anti-censorship product by UltraReach  Internet Corp. (www.ultrareach.us).

UltraSurf

• enables users inside countries with heavy Internet censorship to visit any public web sites in the world safely and freely
• works together with the GIFT (a dynamic node-proxy anti-jamming system);
• requires no installation or change in system setting;

To maintain its grip on power, the Communist Party of China (CPC) monitors the Internet by means of a skilful mix of filtering technologies, cyberpolice surveillance and propaganda, in all of which China invests massively. Draconian censorship hunts down anything to do with human rights, democracy and freedom of belief. It nips free expression in the bud.

Tuesday October 9, 2007  

Source: The Global Internet Freedom Consortium

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Global Internet Freedom Consortium (GIF) announced today that their anti-censorship infrastructure is gaining popularity among Burmese web surfers, enabling them to circumvent Internet censorship amid the recent crackdown by the Myanmar military junta.