You can visit all the sites you want to, without being traced.
Don’t just surf the internet, Ultrasurf it. UltraReach implements its own filters that block offensive material according to its own criteria.A simple and free way to bypass internet laws. UltraReach’s performance is the best of any tool tested in filtering countries, the only tool to display okay speed for both image heavy and simple, text oriented sites. “UltraReach provides an easy to use interface that is able to access all content in the face of active blocking attempts. Harvard Berkman Center for Internet and Society: 2007 circumvention landscape report: methods, uses and tools “UltraReach soon found their products being used by democracy activists and ordinary citizens to circumvent Internet censorship in Iran, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Egypt, Burma and Vietnam countries which have looked to China for lessons in Internet control or to whom China has directly provided such technologies to counter such products.” Deficit–China and America–Public Diplomacy in the age of the InternetĪ Minority staff report for the Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate It’s one of the most popular censorship circumvention tools available at present.”Īnother U.S.
It was designed to help people in China get around government censorship, but has a global user base. This is a free service, provided by the company UltraReach, which is headquartered in the US. “UltraSurf is a bit different than most of the VPN services we review. “Ultrasurf does its best in unblocking geo-restricted websites without IP leaks.” A ragtag crew of hacker dissidents may succeed in tearing it down.” (Read the full article) “With engineering help from half a dozen Western firms, the Chinese Communist Party has erected a huge apparatus to censor free speech. So the Iranian government is blocking certain Web sites and evicting foreign reporters or keeping them away from the action.” On the other side are young protesters firing ‘tweets.’ The protesters’ arsenal, such as those tweets on, depends on the Internet or other communications channels.
On one side are government thugs firing bullets. “The unrest unfolding in Iran is the quintessential 21st-century conflict. New York Times: Tear Down This Cyberwall! “If the State Department and internet giants really want to promote free access to the Internet worldwide, the most effective thing they could do is to support the Global Internet Freedom Consortium.” Washington Post: What Hillary Clinton, Google can do about censorship in China “This is part of a series examining the impact of China’s Great Firewall, a mechanism of Internet censorship and surveillance that affects nearly 700 million users.”
Washington Post: Internet activists are finding ways around China’s Great Firewall
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