We often think of the internet as an open source of unlimited information, but that's not always the case depending on where you live or what network you are connected. In many places, certain web activity or content will be blocked outright, and we're not just talking about boring paid websites. For example, your workplace or school networks may block certain sites to prevent distractions, while some online content is heavily regulated or restricted by local governments. However, you can bypass these blockages if you have the right tools.
We often think of the internet as an open source of unlimited information, but that's not always the case depending on where you live or what network you are connected. In many places, certain web activity or content will be blocked outright, and we're not just talking about boring paid websites. For example, your workplace or school networks may block certain sites to prevent distractions, while some online content is heavily regulated or restricted by local governments. However, you can bypass these blockages if you have the right tools.
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