Comments on: Chinese Internet users struggling to access free VPNs http://www.how-to-hide-ip.info/2010/02/02/chinese-internet-users-struggling-to-access-free-vpns/ Hide IP Address Blog Fri, 10 Feb 2012 09:18:12 +0000 hourly 1 By: kingpin http://www.how-to-hide-ip.info/2010/02/02/chinese-internet-users-struggling-to-access-free-vpns/#comment-13170 kingpin Wed, 03 Feb 2010 14:46:46 +0000 http://www.how-to-hide-ip.info/?p=2613#comment-13170 To Fausty, I sincerely appreciate your generosity for giving no-costs accounts to folks in China and Iran,who really need it.But a word of caution,among them there could a hackers or bad intentioned people who could use your service for hosting attacks,after there has been news about many Chinese hackers using proxy servers for hacking using Trojan Horses. To Fausty,
I sincerely appreciate your generosity for giving no-costs accounts to folks in China and Iran,who really need it.But a word of caution,among them there could a hackers or bad intentioned people who could use your service for hosting attacks,after there has been news about many Chinese hackers using proxy servers for hacking using Trojan Horses.

]]> By: Fausty | cryptocloud.net http://www.how-to-hide-ip.info/2010/02/02/chinese-internet-users-struggling-to-access-free-vpns/#comment-13167 Fausty | cryptocloud.net Wed, 03 Feb 2010 00:54:12 +0000 http://www.how-to-hide-ip.info/?p=2613#comment-13167 It's worth noting that many reputable subscription-based VPN services, including ours, will provide no-cost access to our commercial secure networks for folks in China who do any sort of human rights or other activist work. We've also donated many such accounts to students who lacked the current ability to pay for uncensored internet access. We ask only that folks who need such access drop us an email, and we'll get them set up. We've never requested "proof" of activist work, and never had problems with folks taking advantage of this offer. In some countries, such as Iran, we don't accept any paying customers currently - and instead donate all accounts to anyone who needs them. It seems self-evident that folks facing this kind of censorship and totalitarian state control shouldn't be expect to pay for privacy service. Fausty | www.cryptocloud.net It’s worth noting that many reputable subscription-based VPN services, including ours, will provide no-cost access to our commercial secure networks for folks in China who do any sort of human rights or other activist work. We’ve also donated many such accounts to students who lacked the current ability to pay for uncensored internet access.

We ask only that folks who need such access drop us an email, and we’ll get them set up. We’ve never requested “proof” of activist work, and never had problems with folks taking advantage of this offer.

In some countries, such as Iran, we don’t accept any paying customers currently – and instead donate all accounts to anyone who needs them. It seems self-evident that folks facing this kind of censorship and totalitarian state control shouldn’t be expect to pay for privacy service.

Fausty | http://www.cryptocloud.net

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