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Installing a Web Proxy

Installation of Web-based circumvention software can require some technical expertise and resources (a compatible Web server and sufficient bandwidth). There are two categories of Web proxies: private and public. With a private Web proxy, >> continue

Installing PHProxy

Installing PHProxy requires space on a Web server on an uncensored Internet connection which has PHP support. This can be either: Rented Web space (which can be purchased for a few US dollars a year from hosting companies such as >> continue

Installing Psiphon Open Source

In order to create an installation of psiphon you will need a computer with an uncensored Internet connection running Windows. You may also need to set up a port forwarding rule in your router to forward port 443 to your Windows computer. >> continue

Setting up a Tor Bridge

If you live in an area with little or no Internet censorship, you may want to run a simple Tor relay or a Tor bridge relay to help other Tor users access an uncensored Internet. The Tor network relies on volunteers >> continue

Risks of Operating a Proxy

When you run a Web or application proxy on your computer, requests and connections forwarded through that proxy will appear to originate from your computer. So if someone uses the proxy to send or receive material that a third party >> continue

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