Groups that organize trips to North Korea say the country is no longer offering mobile Internet to foreign visitors, just weeks after it unveiled a new 3G service that promised an unprecedented look into the notoriously closed state. The apparently…
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North Korea Cuts 3G Mobile Web Access for Foreign Visitors
Tagged with: censorship, Instagram, Internet, Internet censorship, Koryo Tours, Koryolink, Leeds University, mobile phone service, Mobile Web, North Korea, Pyongyang, Technology, Twitter
Posted in Censorship, Internet Censorship
Posted in Censorship, Internet Censorship
World News: China’s Premier Rejects US Hacking Accusations
New Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has rejected U.S. accusations of hacking and says the two countries should not make groundless accusations against each other and should work together to contribute to cyber security. Speaking to reporters after the close of…
Internet Censorship: Weibo Censors Move with Great Speed
Despite 300 million users generating more than 100 million posts per day, Chinese censors are very adept at deleting unwanted material on Weibo, the country’s main blogging platform. The censors are also fast, according to new research. “What’s interesting is…
Tagged with: Bo Xilai, Bowdoin College, censorship, China, Google, Internet, Internet censorship, Rice University, Sina, Sina Weibo, Technology, Twitter, Wallach
Posted in Censorship, Internet Censorship
Posted in Censorship, Internet Censorship
World News: US Warns China on Cyber Security
A senior White House official is calling on China to take “serious steps” to stop cybercrimes, saying the issue is a “growing challenge” to U.S.-China relations. National Security Advisor Tom Donilon on Monday called on China to acknowledge the scope…
Internet Censorship: China, Russia Seek Greater Control of Internet, US says
China and Russia are buying increasingly powerful surveillance technologies to intercept communications and try to take control of the Internet, a senior U.S. official said on Thursday. Alec Ross, the U.S. secretary of state’s senior adviser for innovation, said new…
Tagged with: Alec Ross, censorship, Censorship in America, China, International Telecommunication Union, Internet, Internet censorship, Libya, Politics, Ross, Russia, Science & Technology, Technology, Thailand, United Nations, United States
Posted in Internet Censorship, Science & Technology, World News
Posted in Internet Censorship, Science & Technology, World News
The Ultimate Guide for Tor
Hello Censorship in America readers! I’m Brandon from Bypass-Censorship.org. I’ve had lots of experience with Tor. I use Tor regularly and I even run a relay! This purpose of this post is to expand everybody’s knowledge of Tor. I’ll try…
Tagged with: Amnesic Incognito Live System, Censorship in America, firefox, Hidden Wiki, HTTP Secure, Internet, IP address, Linux, privacy features, Technology, Tor, Tor Project
Posted in Bypass Censorship, Free Speech, Privacy
Posted in Bypass Censorship, Free Speech, Privacy
Internet Censorship: New Internet Regulations Provide Window into North Korea
Foreigners living in and visiting North Korea can now access Twitter, Facebook, and other social media on their mobile phones, providing what could be an unprecedented, real-time view of the notoriously isolated country. A slow but steady stream of tweets…
The CISPA Government Access Loophole
Written by Kurt Opsahl – Re-Published from eff.org (Creative Commons) The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act—CIPSA, the so-called “cybersecurity” bill—is back in Congress. As we’ve written before, the bill is plagued with privacy problems and we’re urging concerned users to email their Representatives to…
Tagged with: Cayman Islands Society of Professional Accountants, censorship, Censorship in America, CISPA, Computer security, cyber threat, dangerous provision, EINSTEIN, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Government, Internet, Kurt Opsahl, Privacy, Privacy Act, Technology, vague definition, vague language
Posted in Internet Censorship, Privacy
Posted in Internet Censorship, Privacy
Internet Censorship: China’s Internet Censors for Sale
Written by Danny O’Brien – Re-published from eff.org (Creative Commons) What happens when a country’s government censors the entirety of its domestic web, with no oversight or transparency? It turns out that politicians aren’t the only ones with an interest…
Tagged with: Baidu, Beijing, Business, Caixin, censorship, China, Economy, Ezra Vogel, Free Speech Internet, General Censorship, Internet, Libya, Political censorship, Politics, Public relations, Technology, Yage Time
Posted in Internet Censorship, Political Censorship
Posted in Internet Censorship, Political Censorship
A Good Ol’ Fashioned Digital Nightmare
While the sensible thing would be for me to go to bed, a rather creepy dream still lingers in my head. So before I close my eyes and call it a night, I’ll bring my digital delusion to light. It…
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