[Kaiwen]

I'm faced with the same problem. My experience is that no two ISPs filter exactly the same sites. For example, I can get FreeRepublic at work but not at home. So you might want to experiment with using different ISPs (try 163, 169, and some of the other dial-up ones.) Since they're billed to your phone, you don't need an account. If one doesn't let you get the sites you want, just use a different one next time.

Also, try to see if there are any mirrors for the sites you want to use. For example, when Google got blocked, I almost had a heart attack. My job involves checking facts on the web, and without Google, I'd be screwed. Luckily with a little work, I came across a few mirror sights that let you run Google searches.

If you need anything more specific, I might be able to help. Good luck!

[Lake]

>> So you might want to experiment with using different ISPs (try 163, 169, and some of the other dial-up ones.) Since they're billed to your phone, you don't need an account.

I'm using fiber optic connection at home with fixed IP.

>>If you need anything more specific, I might be able to help. Good luck!

Thank you very much. Would please drop a note in my mail box at FR?

[tallhappy]

If you need anything more specific, I might be able to help. Good luck!

I would not trust Lake. He has been a ChiCom propagandist here, making excuses for the despotism of the ChiCom regime for a long time.

You could just be telling them where to look to block access.

The ChiComs are in a heavy cycle of repression right now coinciding with their 16th Party congress meeting coming up in the next month or two.

Already a group of US based dissidents who had gone to Vietnam have disapeared. They likely went in to China and were caught.

Over 70 house church leaders have disapeared in the last few months and a person who has publicized the ChiCom governments horrible blood collecting practices that caused large amounts of people to be infected with HIV has disapeared.