From next month, China is going to start freezing out overseas VPN providers, blocking them so folks can’t use these services to get round the country’s infamous ‘Great Firewall’.

he was selling VPN apps on Apple's China app store. VPNs — virtual private networks — help people access Internet content that's blocked in China. He says one of the policemen told him ...

"There has long been a cat-and-mouse game with VPNs in China and censors regularly change their blocking techniques," its spokesman told Reuters. Last year, Apple Inc dropped a number of ...

and China Telecom (227 million subscribers) are the biggest three telcos and each is stated-owned. An effective block on VPNs would mean that these customers would be unable to access websites ...

China has moved to block all virtual private networks (VPNs) by next year, according to a report from Bloomberg, in what would mark a significant crackdown on citizens’ access to the open web.

dubbed the Great Firewall of China. In the past, VPNs have worked intermittently but were invariably blocked, forcing users to jump to another VPN. The new regulations will block VPN access to ...

VPNs in China are sort of in a “grey area” because they’re technically legal, but most of them are simultaneously blocked. Government-approved VPNs are “okay,” but the three we mentioned ...

VPNs are outlawed in China because they allow users to jump the “Great Firewall” and securely connect to the internet outside the country while blocking their IP address. Rob Binns ...

Due to these blocks, internet users in China cannot access Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, Reddit, YouTube, ChatGPT, and many other popular services. Using a VPN in China is an excellent solution.