[Johnngnky]

Don't tell anyone, or you might disappear too...

Most of us, ones who delve in overseas communities, take privacy very seriously. It's almost like it's required by law :thinking: .

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That's... concerning xD

I know they really improved their censorship, but this was certainly surprising to me. I didn't know they were that good at censoring.

VPNs are basically compulsory, I'd imagine. It's very hard to access Chinese resources from outside the country, as most services require a Chinese phone number. Just getting into a Baidu Pan account is a pretty big nuisance. Are people typically arrested for using VPNs or visiting sites like ours?

From what I know, VPNs aren't illegal in most of china. They are discouraged but permitted by law. Exception applies in sensitive areas like xinjiang, but I am from guangdong, the "democratic" part of the country.

Yes, VPNs are compulsory for us, in fact, I don't recall meeting a <25 y/o that doesn't use a VPN.