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Sites are blocked at the request of Russian government agencies. Roskomnadzor maintains a list (register) of prohibited sites, and providers are required to block people's access to them. For example, the Prosecutor General's Office can, without a court decision, restrict access to websites that call for riots, illegal demonstrations and marches, incitement to hatred, participation in extremist and terrorist activities (Law 398-FZ). Also, sites (pages) that have violated the law "On the Protection of Children from Harmful Information" are included in the register.

In Russia, the websites of Grani.ru and Kasparov.ru are blocked, in particular (for more details, see below :). When I try to open any of the blocked sites, I get a message "Dear users, we apologize, but access to the requested resource is limited."

On November 9, 2015, the Moscow City Court decided to "permanently block" the popular torrent tracker RuTracker (the decision should come into force on December 9). This was done at the request of the copyright holders. On December 4, the second decision on permanent blocking was also made.

How to bypass the blocking?

On the computer

• The Tor Browser project is a simple and popular way. It is necessary to download and install the browser (it is possible to choose the Russian version). Be prepared for the fact that the pages in it will open noticeably slower than usual. There are versions for Windows, Mac OS and Linux.
• Roskomsvoboda OpenRunet project - open the site and you will be prompted to install the extension corresponding to your browser.
• Browsec extension for browsers Chrome, Firefox, Opera. There are free and paid versions (paid - faster servers).
• ZenMate Extension for Chrome browsers and Firefox (versions for Internet Explorer No). Widely known. When activated, it will ask for an email address.
• FriGate extension for Mozilla Firefox and Chrome. Quite convenient, does not require preliminary configuration. The developer claims that there is no loss in the speed of opening sites.
• Opera browser with built-in VPN (introduced in version 40). First, the VPN function will be disabled, it will need to be activated in the browser settings in the "Security" section. After that, a VPN icon will appear in the browser, when you click on which, the VPN function turns on and off.
• Old version 12 Opera browser with Opera Turbo enabled. You can enable this mode in the status bar (usually at the bottom) or by pressing Ctrl-F12.
• Emercoin alternative DNS network - requires configuration network connection on a computer, allows you to access blocked sites whose owners have registered alternative addresses in this network (for example, rutracker.lib). Description | Instructions for setting up with pictures.
• Web proxies (proxy servers accessible through web services) - you open the site of a service, insert the link that you want to open there, and the service opens it. One of the easiest to use is ProxFree, it doesn't add ads from itself. You can also try ProxyWeb or Hide My Ass! (Russian analogue - Hideme.ru).
• VPN (virtual private network) - this is usually paid, for a trial you can pay for a month. Known NordVPN (from $ 3 per month), AltVPN, Hide My Ass! Pro VPN, SecureVPN, PureVPN, Witopia, Overplay, Strong VPN. Pay attention also to the interesting free project ProstoVPN Anti-Ban - it can be used both as a proxy server and as a VPN (gives access to blocked sites, and you go to the rest as usual). They also have VPN access for $ 1 a month.

Why is the site blocked?

On March 13, 2014, Roskomnadzor blocked the sites Grani.ru, Kasparov.ru, EZh.ru and Echo of Moscow (grani.ru, kasparov.ru, ej.ru). Also, for some time, access to LiveJournal (livejournal.com) and the site of Echo of Moscow (echo.msk.ru) was closed.

Roskomnadzor spokesman Vadim Ampelonsky told Interfax that the sites Grani.ru, Kasparov.ru, EZh.ru contain calls for illegal activities and participation in mass events held in violation of the established order.

The temporary blocking of LiveJournal and the Ekho Moskvy website was connected with the request of the Prosecutor General's Office to block Alexei Navalny's blog in the LiveJournal, copies of which were posted on the Ekho Moskvy website.

As of March 14, LiveJournal no longer provided access to Navalny's blog in Russia, Echo of Moscow stopped hosting it. Access to both sites is now allowed.

Grani.ru was initially blocked at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office for "illegal calls", but the prosecutors did not disclose which materials on Grani contained these "calls" (thus, the law was violated by the prosecutors themselves). In January 2015, Grani.ru received a second warning from Roskomnadzor in six months, and now the publication can be closed by court, in accordance with the legislation on the media. The second warning was related to the publication, illustrated by the cover photo of Charlie Hebdo magazine, with a caricature of the Prophet Muhammad.

Unfortunately, completely harmless sites are often blocked, which, by an unfortunate coincidence of circumstances, are located on the same server as the site objectionable to the authorities. This is because they have the same IP address, and providers (Rostelecom and others) have the right to block the site not by domain name, but by IP address. In Russia, 93% of all blocked sites (about 70,000 pages) were banned for no reason, along with prohibited materials. V this case it is recommended that you simply use one of the blocking workarounds listed above (while they work).

In the summer of 2015, Roskomnadzor demanded that Wikipedia remove information from an article that was declared banned by a Russian court. The Wikipedia community refused to do this because the article complied with the draft rules. Then Roskomnadzor instructed Internet providers to block the article, but since Wikipedia uses a secure connection (HTTPS), providers could not block only one article, and began to block the entire Wikipedia site. On the same day, Roskomnadzor excluded the article from the register of prohibited information, announcing that the article had been edited and that they were satisfied with it. Since, in fact, the article has not changed, we can conclude that something else influenced the decision of Roskomnadzor.

In general, it should be admitted that on this moment the Russian authorities have every opportunity to block any website without even having to explain to anyone the reasons for blocking. Without the use of special tools, access to such a site on the territory of Russia will be impossible.

The human rights group "Agora" has released a report "Internet Freedom 2015: Triumph of Censorship", dedicated to the restriction of Internet freedom in Russia. During the specified year, more than 9000 censorship acts were counted.

Why is the site unblocked, but you can't go to it?

If you know that a previously blocked site has already been unblocked, but you still cannot access it (the message "access is restricted" is displayed), try to completely refresh the page with a key combination Ctrl-F5.

Bypassing locks for dummies - TJournal

Authorities restrict access to several opposition online media - news on Lenta.ru

What if you are faced with an unpleasant surprise: the required site is blocked by the provider? First of all, you do not need to worry, swear or give up. Even an inexperienced user can gain access to a site blocked by an ISP in a matter of minutes if they use one of the four main ways to overcome blocking.

Often, users who visit their favorite site see something like this: "Dear users! We apologize, but access to the requested resource is limited." At the same time, the site does not open in any browser Yandex, Chrome, Opera, Firefox, etc. What options do you have in this case?

Method one: anonymizers.

Anonymizers are intermediary sites, thanks to which you can go to any page without disclosing your ip (for example: http://cameleo.ru; http://noblockme.ru/; http://2ip.ru/anonim/ etc. .). On the main page of the anonymizer there is an address bar in which it is enough to enter the address of the "forbidden" site and it will open. The advantage of this method is ease of use and affordability. Cons: 1) many pages load slowly; 2) the owners of the anonymizer can intercept personal data and use it to their advantage (little real, but possible).

Method two: change the browser extension.

If access to the resource is limited, you can try to get it by installing the friGate extension in your browser. To install it on browsers Google chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Opera, just go to the developers website https://fri-gate.org/ru/, select a browser and click on the "Install" button. The application is installed instantly, after installation, an icon appears on the browser panel, indicating that it has started working. Unlike anonymizers, the use of friGate does not affect the speed of loading pages in any way, but it automatically opens only those sites that are on its list, and all other users must be added to the list on their own.

Method three: connect VPN.

The essence of VPN private virtual network the easiest way to understand is by imagining a wide and well-visible highway, under which an invisible tunnel is laid. The highway is the public Internet channel, the tunnel is the VPN through which you can get to any site. VPN not only provides anonymity, but also encrypts transmitted data. You can connect to it here: http://hideme.ru/vpn/, however, on a paid basis.

Method four: Tor.

The program, created by supporters of freedom on the Internet and distributed free of charge on the site www.torproject.us, will not only eliminate the question "How to unblock the site?", But also make the user elusive for the special services. Tor Browser provides a level of anonymity unattainable for other options, it opens all sites, but its installation requires separate browser and certain skills. On high speed there is no need to count either.

Having discovered that your favorite site has been blocked, you can use other methods, in addition to the ones described above, in particular, try to change the settings yourself network connection by setting 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as DNS servers, or use Ultrasurf or JAP programs.

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What if the provider blocks access to the site?

If, when trying to open the site in the browser, the inscription “Dear users! We apologize, but access to the requested resource is limited ... "," Dear subscriber! Access to the requested Internet resource is limited ... "," The resource for this IP-address is blocked ... "," The domain name of this site is blocked ... "or the like - this means your Internet provider is blocking the bad site. In addition to the provider that provides your Internet access, you may be denied access by the site administrator, browser, System Administrator at work, a virus or antivirus on your computer. The provider is usually easy to recognize by the message, unlike a virus, he will not ask to send an SMS. Although it can be just "the site certificate is invalid", "the site is temporarily unavailable", "the page is unavailable", "the site was not found" and goodbye. But the site is available to other people. Therefore, it is useful to know how to bypass the blocking of your access to the site, of course, if various other Internet resources are opened.
Fast decision: click this link - Chameleon - and enter the URL of the blocked site.
More details:
- If you cannot open a blocked resource from Google, the search engine has a "Saved Copy" of the page in its cache. True, without the style of the site and pictures, few people are interested in one text.
- If access to the video on youtube is limited, you can download the mp4 video file, for example, through savefrom.net and watch it on your computer or smart.
- If you still need to go to the site, you can try different anonymizers. For example this one. But anonymizers are inferior tools: many do not support the https protocol, violate site design, etc. In addition, Roskomnadzor achieved the adoption of a law restricting the ability of anonymizers to provide access to prohibited sites from November 1, 2017.
- If you want to open the site fully - proxies are provided in stationary browsers. Proxy server lists are regularly published on special sites, for example spys.ru or freeproxylists.net. Public proxies do not live long, but there are a lot of them - there is always a choice.
- If you can't open the site right away, the safest way is to download Tor Browser. Thor is ideal for anonymous work on the Internet, does not require installation in the system, is auto-renewable and has a .onion domain, where sites are not blocked and real villains live. It will fully open any site and hide all information from your provider. For android, there is, for example, the TOR nado browser, and for iPhones, the Onion Browser.
- If you want to hide traffic from the provider on all your browsers, as well as in ICQ and Skype, install the Virtual Private Network (VPN) utility on your computer or smartphone. VPNs are simple, enable them if necessary, and they can be free, for example SecurityKiss. Especially for Android, there is an Orbot VPN application (and Orfox browser) that connect your smartphone to the Internet via the Tor network.
- If you are interested in the easiest way - this is the Opera browser. It is enough to enable VPN in the Opera settings - and you can go to any blocked site. The browser for mobile devices Opera - Mini has a traffic saving mode. There is even an Opera VPN smartphone app. If you find and enable Turbo mode in the Yandex desktop browser, this also works well.
- If you are used to google browser Chrome - you can install ZenMate VPN extension for Chrome. Encrypts the connection. Opens all sites. When it is not needed, it is turned off via the button so that it does not slow down. ZenMate is also available for Firefox, Opera, Android and iOS. Proxy extensions for browsers anonymoX and friGate are also popular.
More details: how to bypass site blocking - link.

How to check if a site is blocked by others?

Very simple, for this purpose there is free service checking site availability from different parts of the world.
Take advantage - perhaps you will discover something interesting.

Why is the provider blocking the site?

Most likely, the site contains information, the dissemination of which is prohibited by the Federal Law of July 28, 2012 N 139-FZ "... On the protection of children ...". There is also Lugovoy's law of December 28, 2013 N 398-FZ on sites with extremist content, Federal law of July 2, 2013 N 187-FZ on the protection of intellectual rights from sites hosting unlicensed products and the laws of October 2015 "On gambling" and " About lotteries ”, which define the rules for working in the network of gaming services and blocking their violators.
Roskomnadzor obliges Internet providers to block user access to an Internet resource containing information prohibited by law.
Blocking sites without a trial is possible after the decision of the federal authority if:
- materials with pornographic images of minors or advertisements for involving minors as performers to participate in entertainment activities of a pornographic nature;
- information on the methods, methods of development, manufacture and use of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and their precursors, places of purchase of such drugs, substances and their precursors, on the methods and places of cultivation of narcotic plants;
- information about the methods of committing suicide, as well as calls to commit suicide;
The very fact of blocking sites by the decision of "competent experts" of organizations that determine kosher by eye is definitely arbitrariness and censorship on the Internet, since there are enough "violators". For example, in addition to courts, GosNarkoKontrol used to block numerous Internet resources with information about drugs. Now the Ministry of Internal Affairs is working in this field with the same persistence.
In accordance with Lugovoi's law, the decision to block websites that disseminate calls for riots and contain other extremist information can be made by the RF Prosecutor General or his deputies. The Federal Tax Service is responsible for blocking online casinos.
Sites containing information, the dissemination of which is prohibited by a court decision (drugs and online casinos, prostitution, pornography, falsification of documents and others, up to libel and personal data of citizens) are also subject to blocking. The Moscow City Court deals with pirated copies of films, unlicensed music production and literature. At first, cases of blocking by court were relatively rare, and there were no statistics. Providers blocked sites on the direct order of the prosecutor's office or the court decision of the city of Muhosransk, in short, chaos. Over time, provincial prosecutors appreciated the delights of fighting the many-sided virtual evil in the network without leaving their office. This was facilitated by the centralization of their efforts under the auspices of Roskomnadzor, which ensured the blocking of wicked sites throughout the country. Of course, the law is the law, and work is work, although, for example, the legality of blocking anonymizers until November 2017 was questionable.
Now, at the stage of the process, a representative of Roskomnadzor is often present in court, and one cannot do without the Unified Register. Roskomnadzor itself is filing lawsuits in the interests of organizations (the case of the Federal Drug Control Service against the Krovostok website) and even individual offended and injured citizens on the Internet (Syutkin against the Lurkomorye website). There is nothing to argue here, this option the fight against information is by far the most legitimate and fashionable.
Despite the fact that censorship is prohibited by the Constitution of the Russian Federation, this movement took on a serious scale and in 2015 the Internet community even introduced error code 451 specifically to denote pages rejected by censors. To be fair, I would like to note that such activities are not unique to Russia, for example, copyright holders and defenders are active in other countries as well. But only in the Russian Federation, lobbyists of copyright holders, with the support of Roskomnadzor, were able to push through the law on anonymizers.

What is the Unified Register of Banned Sites?

A unified register of domain names, pointers to pages of sites on the Internet and network addresses, allowing to identify sites on the Internet, containing information, the distribution of which in Russian Federation prohibited - automated Information system and a database of sites containing information prohibited for distribution in Russia.
The register is administered by Roskomnadzor. The register was created by the Federal Law of July 28, 2012 N 139-FZ "... On the protection of children from information ...", which amended the Federal Law of July 27, 2006 N 149-FZ "On information, information technology and on the protection of information ”. Subsequently, this law was supplemented more than once.

Does this miracle have an official website?

A special site zapret-info.gov.ru was organized to access the zapotny register.
Alas, an ordinary user will not find prohibited sites on the Roskomnadzor website. The complete list of prohibited sites can and should be received only by Russian Internet providers and some other categories of "dedicated". In theory, anyone can find out there whether the site of interest or individual pages of the site is in the registry, and even before sending this information to providers. It would make sense, for example, for site owners, if the information there is reliable.
Although the sites blocked by Roskomnadzor by decision of the Prosecutor General's Office and for copyright infringement are on other lists, they are often collectively referred to as the register of prohibited sites.
In addition, Roskomnadzor maintains the Register of Information Dissemination Organizers and the Register of News Aggregators, but sites from these registers are not banned or blocked.

Where can I find a list of all prohibited sites?

You can view the full list of prohibited sites that Internet providers receive, the history of adding and removing Internet resources from it, as well as finding all prohibited sites (including those blocked by Roskomnadzor by court order) here: rublacklist.net.
Other Roskomnadzor registers can be viewed at the same address. All this is on the Roskomsvoboda website, I publish messages on it under the nickname Leonid Balagurov.

How does the provider block the site?

First, someone must ban the site and notify Roskomnadzor about it, which adds to the list of banned sites:
- usually the so-called single resource locator - the URL of the site page,
- sometimes the entire site ( Domain name),
- in addition, the IP address of the site is entered (which is the same for any page of this site).
Roskomnadzor then informs the hosting provider and, if the site owner is available, that the non-kosher content needs to be removed. If it is not deleted, then the site included in the list of prohibited sites is transferred to all telecom operators (including your Internet provider). He should restrict your access to the Internet resource. In this case, the provider himself chooses the method of restricting access to prohibited information, depending on the technical means available to him.
In the past, IP blocking was widely practiced by ISPs. As a result, other innocent sites that had the same IP address were blocked as well. This caused serious criticism and forced most providers to abandon such a vicious practice. Today, most ISPs are technically capable of providing page-by-page URL blocking of http sites and have even started using it instead of simply blocking any site entirely. But according to the https protocol, the site domain is completely blocked if at least one of its pages is prohibited.
Check with your provider for details, since you have chosen it. At least feel free to write to the provider at email to the support service and find out the relationship in the case when you are not clear about the reason for blocking a site. This is the question of what to do if the site is blocked ... Beforehand, you can check if the site is on the list of prohibited ones (link above).
Foreign Internet providers, in principle, should not block the access of citizens of other countries to websites prohibited in the Russian Federation, but there were precedents.

Who exactly is censoring the Internet?

When compiling a list of prohibited sites, Roskomnadzor is guided by the decisions of the following bodies:
Ministry of Internal Affairs (drug trafficking) - 2%
State Drug Control (drugs) - 20%
Roskomnadzor (child porn) - 10%
Rospotrebnadzor (suicide) - 1%
MosGorSud (copyright) - 9%
Courts (all) - 28%
Prosecutor General's Office (extremism) - 4%
FTS (online casino) - 26%

Also, according to the law on mirrors of pirated sites, the decision to restrict access to them can be made by the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications.
Probably, in most cases, the censors themselves begin the process of blocking the site in order to report on their activities useful to society. And in general, the procedures for getting a non-kosher site into the prohibited list and removing it from the list are followed.
Litigation is generally a chore, therefore pages blocked by courts are rarely removed from the Register, the Lurkomorie site is still a pleasant exception. And when the home page of a resource is banned, it is almost equivalent to banning a domain ... However, the practice of changing the domain name by the owners of sites after they are blocked has also become widespread. Therefore, a law was passed on the operational blocking of mirrors of pirated sites, that is, their copies with a different domain name.

Having legalized internet censorship two years ago, Russia has joined a long list of countries that somehow restrict their citizens' access to information in global network... By the way, even developed, prosperous countries like the United States and members of the European Union do not disdain this. And as is usually the case, the law is nowhere perfect.

In our country, in particular, he sins with excessive cruelty and promiscuity: as they say, a child is often thrown out with water. Roskomnadzor, which is instructed to maintain a "black list", because of several "bad" pages, can block access to the entire site containing these pages. This was the case when Russians were denied access to the (now permitted) Internet Archive (www.archive.org), a highly useful non-profit resource that stores a copy of almost every site on the Web. The same is with the (still blocked) "Rutracker" (rutracker.org), where, in addition to obvious pirated copies, the musicians also publish quite legal copies of their own works.

And it also happens that Internet providers are too lazy to remove the block, although the site has already been removed from the Roskomnadzor list (you can check the address on the page blocklist.rkn.gov.ru). So, for example, my ISP (MTS) still won't let me go to archive.org.

However, do not think that Internet censorship only occurs on the scale of an entire country. On the contrary, the lion's share of bans exists only within individual organizations and companies - they are set by employers who do not want employees to have fun on Facebook, YouTube and other similar resources during working hours. Bypassing such a prohibition, you certainly will not break any laws.

In short, there are situations when you need to get information that is not prohibited by law from a site that for some reason is not available on your computer. What to do? Use legal tools to bypass blocking and necessary information receive. Blocks are very simple (both at enterprises and at the "border"). The server through which you access the Internet checks which address you are accessing, and if it is on the list of prohibited addresses, returns you a standard "stub": they say, access to the resource is limited.

This means that you need to make sure that the server cannot see what exactly you are requesting. Below is a list of tools that allow you to solve this problem, with increasing complexity.

Search engine cache

The idea is ridiculously simple and boils down to getting the "forbidden" page from the memory of the search engines that once visited it. For example, for Google it looks like this: click the little green arrow next to the site address and select the "Backed up" option. Both Yandex and Bing have a similar option (called a "cached page").

Turbo mode in the browser

Some browsers - first of all Opera and Yandex.Browser - offer the so-called "turbocharged mode". The idea is to send a stream of data from the site to you through a server owned by the browser developers, where this data will be compressed. This way you will spend less traffic, and sites will load faster on average. However, in addition to speed and economy, this mode has a pleasant side effect: your ISP does not know what you are viewing. Even if you access a prohibited site, say, rutracker.org, from the provider's point of view, your browser communicates with the Opera or Yandex server. Therefore, they will not block you.

You can enable turbo mode in the main browser menu (Opera), or in its settings.

Proxy

A proxy server or, in common usage, a "proxy" (from the English proxy - a trusted person) is a server that acts as an intermediary: you trust him to receive the information you need for you. Since, from the point of view of your provider, when requesting a forbidden resource X through a proxy, you are referring to the proxy server, and not to X itself, then again they will not block your request.

In the simplest case, the proxy server is made in the form of an ordinary site, where you need to enter the address of the resource you need. These are, for example, Proxfree.com and Stealthy.co. Both are free.

A more complex option, but also more convenient: register the IP address of the proxy server in your browser settings. So in Firefox browser for this you need to go to "Settings -> Additional -> Network -> Connection", enable the option " Manual setting proxy service ”and enter the IP-address of the proxy server (taken from one of the lists that go around the Internet a lot, for example from proxylist.hidemyass.com). Now all your browser traffic will be redirected through the proxy server.

Finally, some proxy services have their own browser plugins / extensions. For example, in the list Chrome extensions can be found "Stealthy" from the aforementioned Stealthy.co site. Install it, and you will get the same result as in the previous case: all browser traffic will now go through the "proxy".

Imagine that you managed to stretch your own cable to some foreign Internet provider, for example, to Germany. Now, connecting to the Internet, you will look like a client of this German provider for the whole world. And no blockages installed at your enterprise or in Russia, of course, will not interfere with you. This is exactly how VPN works - with the only difference that the cable is not real, but virtual, created by software.

VPN itself stands for virtual private network - virtual private network. Here, an encrypted channel is organized between you and the VPN provider for exchanging data that an outsider cannot read. Such a service can be both paid and free, differing in speed and set of functions. But it's better to start with the free ones: VPNbook.com, CyberGhostVPN.com.

The setup instructions are usually included and are quite standard: "Control Panel -> Network and Control Center. general access-> Setting up a new connection or network -> Connecting to a workplace -> Connecting via the Internet with using a VPN". The VPN server address, username and password can be found in the instructions for a specific service.

It's easier, however, not to dig into the settings operating system and install a VPN browser extension. Such, for example, as pictured here Hola. It will do everything on its own required settings, and you will only have to control its operation with a button in the browser toolbar.

TOR and the like

A mediator will help you here too. But if in previous cases some company acted in its capacity (browser developer, proxy server owner, VPN server owner), now you will be dealing with ordinary users like yourself.

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If you often surf the global Internet, then you have probably come across sites, when you go to which you notice the message "Access to the Internet resource you are requesting is limited." If this is a random site that you were advised on the forum to get acquainted with new program then you will close it without regret and forget about it. But there are other situations as well. For example, you downloaded an antivirus, but you need keys to activate it, and the site with the keys is blocked. In this case, you will need access to the site. We will talk about how to bypass the blocking later in the article.

In fact, there are a lot of blocked sites by government agencies. Some of the most popular sites that have been blocked over the past few years are Kasparov.ru, Grani.ru RuTracker, etc. character. If you have a website or want to check any website for blocking, visit the Roskomnadzor page http://blocklist.rkn.gov.ru/. Enter the address home page site in an empty line, enter the captcha and click "Search".

Roskomnadzor logo

Other government agencies may also influence the ban on the site. For example, earlier sites that contain materials promoting drugs were handled by GosNarkoKontrol. The Federal Tax Service may take part in the decision to block Internet casinos and other prohibited similar resources.

We bypass the ban "Access to the requested Internet resource is limited"

Despite the fact that sites are banned by government services, there are quite a few ways to get around the block "Access to the requested resource is limited." Let's take a closer look at how to visit a blocked site through a computer.

How to bypass site blocking via phone

Users often access the Internet from phones and tablets, so for these devices there are also options for bypassing site blocking. Let's consider them in more detail.

1. Browsec is currently only available for iOS devices.
2. ZenMate can be used by anyone who uses mobile devices on Android. You can download it in the Play Market.
3. The NordVPN app is available for all mobile platforms.
4. By visiting the Openrunet.org website and using the service, you can also bypass the blocking of any site and not only in Russia.
5. Special browsers Onion, Fuffin, Orbot will also help solve the problem with the block.

How to open a blocked site on the MTS network

First of all, official information service providers, like mobile operators... Therefore, those who use the Internet from MTS are extremely interested in ways to bypass the block to prohibited sites "Access to the resource you requested is limited." For all MTS subscribers, all methods described in the article above are suitable.

The Tor browser is an excellent choice for users of all devices. It allows the use of new data encryption technologies, as well as special anonymous network consisting of VPN tunnels that are capable of transmitting information in a secure manner. In a universal way access to sites, when visiting which the message "Access to the requested resource is limited" appears, is a change of country of residence.