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    8 dic.

    Amidst escalating Russian censorship against Tor, you don't want to miss the next PrivChat event, where you'll hear from , an artist & activist who knows what its like to be living in Russia and depending on Tor. 🗓️ Wed, Dec 15 @ 19:00 UTC 📍

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    hace 9 horas

    Update Dec 13: We're seeing thousands of users in Russia connect to Tor using bridges. That means ISPs are censoring Tor... but it also means Russians are successfully circumventing it with the help of our community of bridge operators. 🇷🇺🌉

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  3. hace 9 horas

    A strong community can make a big difference in internet freedom, and the Tor community's response to this censorship highlights that fact. We still need everyone to help! If you have ever considered running a bridge, now is the time. Here's how:

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  4. hace 9 horas

    In December 2018, the Tor network had 961 bridges. In 2019, it had 1,268 bridges. Last year, 1,571. Today? 1,973! We're seeing that the number of Russians connecting to Tor is staying relatively steady. This is a result of the community effort!

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  5. hace 9 horas

    In the last six days, more than 400 new bridges have joined the fight to keep Russians online!

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  6. hace 9 horas

    Update Dec 13: We're seeing thousands of users in Russia connect to Tor using bridges. That means ISPs are censoring Tor... but it also means Russians are successfully circumventing it with the help of our community of bridge operators. 🇷🇺🌉

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    8 dic.

    Amidst escalating Russian censorship against Tor, you don't want to miss the next PrivChat event, where you'll hear from , an artist & activist who knows what its like to be living in Russia and depending on Tor. 🗓️ Wed, Dec 15 @ 19:00 UTC 📍

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  8. hace 14 horas

    Now available! Tor badges, each a fully-functional mini lie detector. Designed and created by Tor supporters & . Support the fight against increasing censorship with a donation of $500 to Tor and receive a badge:

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  9. retwitteó
    10 dic.

    Privacy is a human right. Stand up for everyone's ability to exercise that right with a donation to Tor.

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    10 dic.

    "We have activists and dissidents in Russia using Tor to protect their activities... Blocking Tor means a student in Russia will not be able to communicate or do their activism work." - , on Russia's moves to restrict internet freedom this week.

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  11. 10 dic.

    Privacy is a human right. Stand up for everyone's ability to exercise that right with a donation to Tor.

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    10 dic.

    Today we celebrate . Passed 73 years ago, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights memorializes the basic notion that fundamental freedoms, including privacy, expression, and access to information, are essential for people all over the world.

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  13. 10 dic.

    "We have activists and dissidents in Russia using Tor to protect their activities... Blocking Tor means a student in Russia will not be able to communicate or do their activism work." - , on Russia's moves to restrict internet freedom this week.

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  14. 10 dic.

    Today we celebrate . Passed 73 years ago, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights memorializes the basic notion that fundamental freedoms, including privacy, expression, and access to information, are essential for people all over the world.

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  15. 10 dic.

    Dec 9 UPDATE: Since the Russian government has taken another step against internet freedom by blocking the Tor Project's website and, in some cases, blocking the network, internet freedom supporters have fought back by spinning up 200+ bridges. 💪 🌉
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  16. 9 dic.

    It's still critical that everyone raises their voice about this censorship--and call on Roskomnadzor and the Russian government to reverse this decision.

    Roskomnadzor should immediately reverse this dangerous and self-defeating decision. Just as when they tried (and failed) to block Telegram, efforts to block won't stop criminals, but it will absolutely hurt ordinary people who depend on it for privacy. This is wrong.
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  17. 9 dic.

    And our fixes to the Snowflake protocol are on track to be included in next week's Tor Browser 11.5a1 alpha release. Stay tuned!

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  18. 9 dic.

    This week's Tor Browser 11.0.2 release has fresh built-in bridges so Russian users can configure their Tor Browser to "use built-in obfs4 bridges."

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  19. 9 dic.

    Some Russian ISPs blocked public Tor relays and built-in bridges by IP address, enumerated "moat" obfs4 bridges and blocked them by IP address, and used DPI to recognize and block Snowflake connections. Other obfs4 bridges continued to work throughout.

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  20. 9 dic.

    Dec 9 UPDATE: Since the Russian government has taken another step against internet freedom by blocking the Tor Project's website and, in some cases, blocking the network, internet freedom supporters have fought back by spinning up 200+ bridges. 💪 🌉

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  21. retwitteó
    8 dic.

    (НОВОСТИ НА 7 ДЕКАБРЯ) В настоящее время мосты, встроенные непосредственно в Tor Browser, в России заблокированы. Вам нужно получить работающий мост obfs4. О том, как использовать мосты Tor, можно прочесть здесь (на русском языке):

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