[RoanokeYehia]

Recently, I learned about the efforts Chinese people have made to bypass the GFW. They have invented many proxy protocols, such as Trojan, Vmess, and Vless. Do this protocols ensure anonymity and can it be used in hacktivism?

[wjdasw315]

Chinese people name the bypass GFW as "Jump the great firewall" . Usually they bypass GFW for the websites blocked by GFW like Youtube,Facebook or every sites out of China. For hacktivism its very tricky and hard to ensure anonymity under the GFW .

[DredgenSun]

God I loved that firewall when i lived out there, it was like the West didn't exist (unless you went downtown)

[pokeyMONKD]

oh nice that's so good man

[BOXylO]

if they are so well known, why does the government there continue to allow them? or if they lower the services but they keep coming back?

[Breach_Forums]

I live in China, and for mainland China, the Chinese government does not want democracy to have access to Western media networks. For example, YouTube, Google, etc. are filled with news media that are unfriendly to the Chinese government. If too many Chinese people are exposed to these news media, the people may realize that the government is deceiving them, which is not allowed by the government. . Because it is not conducive to government rule.But there are indeed some people who want to bypass GFW and access Google, etc. such as Trojan, Vmess, and Vless，Many people using these protocols are in mainland China.I am one of them.

[LoveBeauty]

China's Internet is like a prison in which he keeps a lot of people locked up

[iohex]

In fact, it is not hard for Chinese people bypass the GFW. On youtube you can see that there are a huge number of people from the Chinese mainland. In my view, GFW has good items, as it can limit chidlren visit porn and fucking trick news.

[breachxyz]

These protocols, like Trojan, Vmess, and Vless, are designed to bypass the GFW and enhance privacy. They can be useful for hacktivism, but they don't guarantee complete anonymity, so caution is needed.