How To Access Blogspot Blogs From China?

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Monday, 25th May 2009 | Share


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Looks like there has been a massive ban on millions of Blogspot blogs in China due to reasons mystified, however this is not the first time that the Chinese government have imposed bans, the have been doing it for several other websites in the past.

There have been several ways to access blocked blogs/websites, and the most popular of them has been using a proxy server or making use of websites that provide you with proxy access, without getting noticed.

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There are several proxy servers out there, however you might want to stay secure, because data you exchange on these proxy servers might be cached and used against you, or used to rip you off.

The best way to get reliable proxy servers is by visiting Public Proxy Servers a website that regularly tests for the available proxy servers, using this site you can find proxy servers based on several criteria’s including by country, access time and uptime.

Do you know of a better way to access blocked websites? Let us know through your comments.



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  1. ilber
    May 26th, 2009 at 3:39 am #

    If the proxy is blocked too?

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  2. Mac
    May 30th, 2009 at 6:51 pm #

    I believe being able to speak and write Chinese would be great thing for bloggers, it alone has the traffic of several continents put together :)

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  3. Kunal Gautam
    October 19th, 2009 at 3:32 am #

    Using a SSH based Socks proxy is also nice :P

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