Oh man Hexbear would be so pissed if they could read.
Taiwan can use VPN (not restricted) and not against the law. Just saying.
against who’s law
against whose* law
Against Taiwanese law. Taiwan is an independent nation and its liberty is non-negotiable.
China coast guard coming to put a big net around your house as we speak.
Just to make it clear, the VPN restriction in Turkey is not enforced, nor hindered. Of course it was put in place as a form of restriction against people’s protest organization via Twitter back in 2013 during the Gezi Park protests, but it is not enforced (at least widely, if at all). Even the leading opposition party has an official support for a VPN under their name.
Nevertheless, as far as the map’s intent goes, it is an indicator of a dictatorship.
Pictures of playing cards on websites get entire subnets blocked for gambling in Turkey, so I’m surprised to learn they don’t enforce rules against VPNs.
The same list as countries that you should never step your foot on
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So Russia demonstrably isn’t cool
Right? Choose one
Every country is cool and has beauty, but when the government is crazy assholes you need to stay away.
You don’t know shit about Turkey apparently.
explain.
turkey is just terrible. arresting tourists over the most simple thing, stupid eedo wife kissing tiny ppl thinking they are children, geocide against armenians and kurds…
go tell me…what NOT to hate about turkey. small dick energy country like “oooh we wann be called turkyie or bharat but not turkey coz we so weak our finance minister has sex with presidents relatives…”
They got them cats though
Tankies hate this one weird trick
The Tankies are baned Russia, apparently they are subversive. It seems that no one likes them very much.
Uzbekistan restricts too…
What do businesses do with remote offices/workers?
Can’t speak for most of these places but I’m pretty doubtful in general.
I have no idea what it means for VPNs to be restricted in Turkey for example… I use them almost every day. Personal, self hosted, commercial, corporate… Both using them while I’m in Turkey to get information from the outside and when I’m outside trying to get information from the inside.
I’ve never had any issue using them. Like literally ever.
https://protonvpn.com/blog/are-vpns-illegal/
In 2016, the Erdogan regime began blocking VPN services and Tor. Now Turkey is using deep packet inspection techniques, similar to China, to detect and block VPN and Tor traffic.
The use of a VPN connection in Turkey can also mark you out as a person of interest for law enforcement. Despite this, VPN usage in Turkey is quite widespread.
The website Turkey Blocks monitors internet censorship in Turkey.
you can’t use VPN were endpoint is used read censored materials. If it’s within the country, than OK
illegal
Believe or not, straight to jail
India too
How does well does Tor work in those countries?
Hey look, it’s the bad guys!
EDIT: Not sure why OP downvoted me unless he’s a bootlicking authoritarian piece of shit.
monkey brain
The US doesn’t ban VPNs - and it’s a worse “bad guy” than all of those countries put together.
Textbook example of moral confusion.
Just to be clear… what am I supposed to be “confused” about?
I have far, far more than this to be “confused” about… do you want me to share more of this “confusion” with you?
All of the above. Any questions?
Taiwan is not part of China
China is part of Taiwan.
Or more precisely, PRC is rebelled provinces of China.
you copy pasted this from reddit
it had no sources
it is wrong
you are a very bad person
no one on Lemmy is disputing this map
you are all also bad
Guilty as charged.
