Trust.Zone Blog. Posts by tag 'vpn blocking'

Virtual private networks are an excellent modern technology. Using a VPN allows you not only to remain anonymous on the Internet but also to have free access to the Internet from anywhere in the world, despite various prohibitions and restrictions.

Those people for whom the use of a VPN has not become a norm of life when leaving their native country may find that the usual social networks? YouTube, Instagram, or Netflix become inaccessible. Bad news for any traveler, isn't it? read more...

A bucket load of websites, online services, and some government organizations use VPN blocking to ensure that users don't access restricted content. Restrictions could come in the form of: content restrictions, censorships, etc. Luckily, the right VPN service can help ISPs avoid VPN blocking coupled with a little expertise.
Let’s take a look at different types of VPN blocking and how to get around VPN block. read more...

According to new documents recently released by Canadian government, emerging issues may include targeting the use of virtual private networks and website blocking. The document identifies a few issues, each likely to be exceptionally controversial. One of the issues involves the use of VPN for copyright infringing purposes. VPNs are widely used in corporate environments to ensure secure and safe communications and by a growing number of Internet users seeking technological tools to better protect their privacy online. The same technologies can be used to hide copyright infringing activity, however.

Many Canadian users noticed that asking to ban legal technologies because they can be used illegally is ridiculous! read more...

VPN blocking is a technique to block the secured tunneling communications methods used by VPN. This technique is used by big companies, government agencies or ISPs. Recently, many VPN services warned of ‘increased censorship” in China.  China is doing its best to make sure its workers cannot use VPNs to bypass Great Firewall of China. read more...

As you know, Ugandans started using VPN to open social networks Facebook and Twitter, chat services - Whatsap and other online services after access to social networks was shut down on election day on 18 February across the nation "for security reasons", according to the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC).

Today internet users in Uganda noticed that Ugandan authorities started blocking VPN services in Uganda. In spite of the fact that VPN is legal - according to law. Fortunately, Trust.Zone VPN service has implemented the unique technology which is more secured than OpenVPN and can't be blocked by Uganda. read more...

VPN blocking is a technique to block the secured tunneling communications methods used by VPN.  This technique is used by big companies or network administrators. For example, the China tries to block all VPNs in the country by using The Gread Firewall of China. read more...