>>109096048
Nature will find a way

>>109096048
I don't think it's technically possible to ban the technology behind vpns, they can just threaten companies with fines

>>109096066
>I don't know what a package filter is
Many such cases, plebanon

>>109096070
>what is packet obfuscation
>what is port 443
>what are private vpns

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>>109096086
We're blocking all that too.

>>109096066
>>109096086
They aren't concerned about a few stubborn autists who cope by telling themselves that it's still technically possible. Their goal is to eliminate most usage, and by all means that is a realistic outcome.

>>109096066
>I don't think it's technically possible to ban the technology behind vpns

china did it.

>>109096350
people still use VPNs in China, although it's difficult

https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-security/its-becoming-more-difficult-finding-stable-vpns-china-increases-crackdown-on-vpn-usage

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>>109096307
This. Either accept losing the free Internet forever alongside becoming an even more worthless serf controlled completely by CBDC (that comes shortly after Digital ID), or commit terrorism against them and execute politicians (in minecraft).

Sic semper tyrannis and all that