Internet Censorship Circumvention

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How To Remain Connected If Your Internet Gets Shut Off

Step 1. Keep all your outmoded technology - it may come in handy. If you live in a country likely to experience shut down of internet service providers at the behest of the government, keep in mind that tools like modems and even fax machines might be useful again. You can use a modem to access the web via dial-up provided you have a working telephone line. As in Egypt during the January 25 uprising, supporters can make available international numbers that you can dial into to avoid your local ISPs (since they will be shut down). http://www.movements.org/how-to/entry/how-to-prepare-for-an-internet-connection-cut-off/

How to Blog Anonymously Using Tor

http://www.movements.org/how-to/entry/blog-anonymously/ Step 1. Download a secure internet browser . Mozilla Firefox has been found to be the most secure of all the browsers. Step 2. Disguise your IP address using Tor . Working from computers that are shared?
Step 1. HTTPS . Using HTTPS means that you are creating a more secure channel over an unsecure network, better protecting you from surveillance and from someone accessing your web accounts without permission. Without getting too technical, HTTP stands for hypertext transfer protocol.

Organize on Facebook Securely

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