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#: ../../user/index.rst:2
msgid "Introduction"
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"Censorship is the suppression of speech, public communication, or other "
"information. This may be done on the basis that such material is "
"considered objectionable, harmful, sensitive, or \"inconvenient\". "
"Regardless of the reasons for censorship, the technical measures taken to"
" implement it often look the same. The *Bypass Censorship* portal "
"provides a toolkit for circumventing censorship of Internet resources. "
"The circumvention methods available will often exploit either collateral "
"freedom, traffic obfuscation, or both in order to counter the measures "
"put in place by the censor."
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#: ../../user/index.rst:12
msgid "Collateral Freedom"
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#: ../../user/index.rst:14
msgid "*Used by:* :doc:`Web Mirrors <mirrors>`, :doc:`Tor Bridges <bridges>`"
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"\"Collateral freedom\" is an anti-censorship strategy that attempts to "
"make it economically prohibitive for censors to block an Internet "
"resource. The way in which a censor restricts access to resources will "
"require knowing which content to block and which to allow. It's "
"incredibly difficult to achieve accuracy with filtering as the Internet "
"is comprised of untagged free-form content that must be categorised at "
"speed. This results in either over-blocking or under-blocking, and "
"neither of these are desirable properties for the censor."
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"This can be exploited by circumvention systems by deploying solutions at "
"places that are \"too big to block\", like cloud providers. Either "
"encryption or constantly rotating identifiers are then used to prevent "
"censors from identifying requests for censored information that is hosted"
" among other content. This forces censors to either allow access to the "
"censored information or take down entire services."
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msgid "Traffic Obfuscation"
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msgid "*Used by:* :doc:`Tor Bridges <bridges>`"
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"\"Traffic Obfuscation\" is an anti-censorship strategy that attempts to "
"make it difficult to fingerprint traffic. This is more commonly used for "
"general censorship circumvention solutions rather than means of accessing"
" specific resources. There is a long tail of types of traffic on the "
"Internet, including critical infrastructure communications like "
"industrial control systems, point-of-sale systems and security systems. "
"This can be exploited by circumvention systems by making their traffic "
"look like one of these unclassified systems. Not being able to accurately"
" identify the traffic means that the cost of blocking access is unknown, "
"and so it is more difficult for a censor to justify the block."
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