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- Thread starter melihbc
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They usually use techniques like proxying traffic through a different server, setting up Cloudflare with custom page rules, or using domain fronting. For mobile, sometimes DNS over HTTPS or using specific app-based tunneling helps too. You can build a lightweight reverse proxy to serve content from a non-blocked origin.
- Apr 16, 2023
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Common Techniques Used to Bypass Country Blocks
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- They create a new domain (like .net, .io, .to, etc.) that mirrors the main site.
- Since only the original domain is blocked, a new domain can temporarily bypass restrictions.
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- Services like Cloudflare offer "edge servers" and proxy routing that can hide the original server location and make it harder for ISPs to block access.
- Cloudflare also has an “Argo Smart Routing” feature that helps avoid congested or blocked paths.
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- Some operators create mobile apps (APK files) that pull content directly from the site through proxies or VPNs behind the scenes.
- These apps aren’t always available in the Play Store or App Store but are sideloaded.
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- Some users run DNS servers on Anycast IPs and use DNS over HTTPS (DoH) or DNS over TLS (DoT) to bypass DNS-level censorship.
- Jun 28, 2024
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Accessing websites blocked in certain regions is typically done through common methods like using VPNs, proxy servers, or DNS services that bypass country level restrictions.
