All Blocked Keywords According To Google

We were excited yesterday to see Google roll out a new feature that warns users trying to search for keywords that would otherwise be blocked by the Great Firewall. It seems that the feature has now already been disabled by the GFW blocking access to the javascript file which does the magic. More on that in our soon-to-be-published monthly newsletter. Meanwhile, we couldn't resist reverse-engineering the list of blocked keywords that Google used. Neither could the team at http://www.atgfw.org who beat us to it. Anyway, better late than never, here is the full list. We will be importing all of them into our system shortly for automatic and continuous testing.

08.*宪章|宪章.*08

08县长

18大

1989.*天安門|天安門.*1989

3\.19

5月35号

5月35日

64.*真相|真相.*64

64.*镇压|镇压.*64

64.*学生运动|学生运动.*64

64memo

89.*学生动乱|学生动乱.*89

89.*学生运动|学生运动.*89

8964

89动乱

8宪章

^\s*dongtaiwang\s*$

^\s*download freegate\s*$

^\s*dynaweb\s*$

^\s*freegate download\s*$

^\s*freegate\s*$

^\s*nuctech\s*$

^\s*海峰\s*$

^\s*动网通\s*$

^\s*自由門\s*$

^\s*自由门\s*$

^\s*逍遥游\s*$

^\s*威视公司\s*$

^\s*無界浏览\s*$

^\s*無界瀏覽\s*$

^\s*自由之门\s*$

^\s*自由門下載\s*$

^\s*自由门下载\s*$

^bignews

^boxun

^cache

^creaders

^dajiyuan

^freechina

^freedom

^freenet

^hrichina

^tianwang

^triangle

^xinsheng

^ytht

blood is on the square

boobs

chinese people eating babies

east.*turkistan|turkistan.*east

epochtimes

facebook

falun

freetibet

gfw.*什么|什么.*gfw

great.*firewall|firewall.*great

heguoqiang

heywood

hotspot.*shield|shield.*hotspot

hujin

jasmine.*revolution|revolution.*jasmine

jiangzemin

jiaqinglin

jzm

lichangchun

likeqiang

liu.*xiaobo|xiaobo.*liu

minghui

moli

ndtv

neil.*wood|wood.*neil

nine commentaries

ntdtv

peacehall

prisoner of the state

renminbao

safeweb

tankman

tiananmen

tits

twitter

ultrasurf

vpn.*下载|下载.*vpn

vpn.*世纪|世纪.*vpn

vpn.*免费|免费.*vpn

wenjiabao

wubangguo

xijinping

xjp

zhengjian

zhouyongkang

馿

六 四

六\.四

玩photoshop

玩ps

غا

三退

不厚

中共

中功

中宣

九评

代理

伍凡

余杰

先皇

党魁

八九

公诉

六四

共产

共匪

内斗

冯珏

博讯

发课

右派

叶兵

唯色

团派

埃及

增城

多维

天府

天怒

天灭

天葬

太子

学潮

学联

学运

宣言

家宝

小屋

广场

庆红

开枪

张斌

影帝

戒严

戴坚

推特

政变

无界

日记

明慧

暴动

月月

杨希

杨杰

枪声

柴玲

正念

民联

民运

民阵

汪洋

河殇

泄题

法会

法轮

泽民

洗脑

洪吟

炳章

熙来

盛勇

盛雪

紫阳

纪元

经文

网特

罗川

罗干

罢课

罢餐

翻墙

耀邦

色情

茉莉

薄督

藏独

蛤蟆

血房

谢岷

谢文

贼民

赤匪

跑官

路青

达赖

近平

迫害

退党

邪恶

酷刑

重庆

铁流

锦涛

陈刚

陈坚

陈西

集会

革命

韩正

马凯

马力

驾崩

高瞻

鮑彤

鲁昕

鲍彤

鲍朴

黄祸

弟弟.*睡|睡.*弟弟

中国.*禁闻|禁闻.*中国

代开.*发票|发票.*代开

光诚.*沂南|沂南.*光诚

叶城.*砍杀|砍杀.*叶城

天安.*事件|事件.*天安

改革.*历程|历程.*改革

新疆.*独立|独立.*新疆

零八.*县长|县长.*零八

零八.*宪章|宪章.*零八

北京.*出事了|出事了.*北京

轮胎.*方便面|方便面.*轮胎

马驰.*新加坡|新加坡.*马驰

台湾.*独立联盟|独立联盟.*台湾

移动.*十年兴衰|十年兴衰.*移动

平反64

丁子霖

上海帮

世维会

丘小雄

严家其

九常委

九长老

于剑鸣

人民报

令计划

何清涟

俞正声

假庆淋

八宪章

公开信

共惨党

共残党

共铲党

冯正虎

动态网

十八大

华如秀

反社会

司徒华

回良玉

坦克人

大参考

天安门

太上皇

女保镖

姜维平

婴儿汤

孙静晔

孟建柱

学自联

封从德

工自联

张宏堡

张晓明

张高丽

徐才厚

戴秉国

挡坦克

文字狱

新京报

新唐人

新生网

新语丝

方励之

方滨兴

曲乃杰

曹长青

木犀地

梁光烈

正见网

民进党

洪哲胜

海伍德

涂志森

焦国标

看中国

真善忍

真理部

知情者

突尼斯

章沁生

艾未未

艾末末

花园网

苏绍智

茅于轼

莫日根

薄瓜瓜

蟹农场

被就业

裆中央

西乌旗

讲真相

谭作人

谷开来

赵志强

辛子陵

辛灏年

连承敏

邓小平

郑建源

郭伯雄

钓鱼岛

陈一谘

陈世炬

陈瑞卿

陈破空

韩东方

马三家

高念书

高智晟

高自联

魏京生

鲁向东

麦当劳

黎安友

公务员.*答案|答案.*公务员

内蒙古.*抗议|抗议.*内蒙古

陈光诚.*使馆|使馆.*陈光诚

要有光.*要有诚|要有诚.*要有光

一党专政

一党独裁

中国之春

中国论坛

乌尔凯西

争鸣论坛

人民公园

关键时刻

北京之春

北京事件

北京当局

北国之春

华夏文摘

华夏论坛

善恶有报

地下刊物

地下教会

大家论坛

尼尔伍德

山水文园

开放杂志

异见人士

异议人士

我的奋斗

新闻封锁

木子论坛

活摘器官

淋巴县长

盘古乐队

神韵晚会

神韵艺术

纳米比亚

维园晚会

维权人士

维权律师

美国之音

群体灭绝

老人政治

自由光诚

花花公子

超越红墙

迪里夏提

追查国际

阅后即焚

防火长城

阿波罗网

雪山狮子

高考时间

齐鲁银行

天线宝宝.*轮胎|轮胎.*天线宝宝

维基解密.*中国|中国.*维基解密

职称英语.*答案|答案.*职称英语

天线宝宝.*康师傅|康师傅.*天线宝宝

天线宝宝.*方便面|方便面.*天线宝宝

东方红时空

中国民主党

冤民大同盟

北京怎么了

历史的伤口

反腐败论坛

台湾政论区

国家的囚徒

国家防火墙

大中华论坛

我没有敌人

新华通论坛

新观察论坛

梦萦未名湖

正义党论坛

热站政论网

独立台湾会

记者无疆界

阿波罗新闻

陈光诚事件

青天白日旗

一个孤僻的人

万维读者论坛

世界经济导报

东南西北论谈

东土耳其斯坦

东西南北论坛

两岸三地论坛

中国数字时代

中国民主运动

人民之声论坛

你说我说论坛

华岳时事论坛

华语世界论坛

华通时事论坛

南大自由论坛

台湾自由联盟

和谐拯救危机

我的最后陈述

独立中文笔会

红太阳的陨落

自由亚洲电台

西藏流亡政府

诺贝尔和平奖

一寸山河一寸血

世纪中国基金会

中国民主正义党

政治局常委内幕

台湾建国运动组织

改革年代政治斗争

改革年代的政治斗争

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1.4 million people used FreeBrowser to circumvent the Great Firewall of Turkmenistan

Since 2021, the authorities in Turkmenistan have taken exceptional measures to crack down on the use of circumvention tools. Citizens have been forced to swear on the Koran that they will not use a VPN. Circumvention tool websites have been systematically blocked. Arbitrary searches of mobile devices have also taken place and have even targeted school children and teachers.

The government has also blocked servers hosting VPNs which led to “near complete” internet shutdowns on several occasions in 2022. Current reports indicate that 66 hosting providers, 19 social networks and messaging platforms, and 10 leading content delivery networks (CDNs), are blocked in the country. The government presumably is unconcerned about the negative economic impact that such shutdowns can cause.

Fri, Mar 18, 2022

Well-intentioned decisions have just made it easier for Putin to control the Russian Internet

This article is in large part inspired by a recent article from Meduza (in Russian).

Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Russian users have had problems accessing government websites and online banking clients. Browsers began to mark these sites as unsafe and drop the connection. The reason is the revocation of digital security certificates by foreign certificate authorities (either as a direct consequence of sanctions or as an independent, good will move); without them, browsers do not trust sites and “protect” their users from them.

However, these actions, caused - or at least triggered by - a desire to punish Russia for their gruesome actions in Ukraine, will have long-lasting consequences for Russian netizens.

Digital certificates are needed to confirm that the site the user wants to visit is not fraudulent. The certificates contain encryption keys to establish a secure connection between the site and the user. It is very easy to understand whether a page on the Internet is protected by a certificate. One need just look at the address bar of the browser. If the address begins with the https:// prefix, and there is a lock symbol next to the address, the page is protected. By clicking on this lock, you can see the status of the connection, the name of the Certification Authority (CA) that issued the certificate, and its validity period.

There are several dozen commercial and non-commercial organizations in the world that have digital root certificates, but 3/4 of all certificates are issued by only five of the largest companies. Four of them are registered in the USA and one is registered in Belgium.

Mon, Aug 03, 2020

Announcing the Release of GreatFire AppMaker

GreatFire (https://en.greatfire.org/), a China-focused censorship monitoring organization, is proud to announce that we have developed and released a new anti-censorship tool that will enable any blocked media outlet, blogger, human rights group, or civil society organization to evade censors and get their content onto the phones of millions of readers and supporters in China and other countries that censor the Internet.

GreatFire has built an Android mobile app creator, called “GreatFire AppMaker”, that can be used by organizations to unblock their content for users in China and other countries. Organizations can visit a website (https://appmaker.greatfire.org/) which will compile an app that is branded with the organization’s own logo and will feature their own, formerly blocked content. The app will also contain a special, censorship-circumventing web browser so that users can access the uncensored World Wide Web. The apps will use multiple strategies, including machine learning, to evade advanced censorship tactics employed by the Chinese authorities.  This project will work equally well in other countries that have China-like censorship restrictions. For both organizations and end users, the apps will be free, fast, and extremely easy to use.

This project was inspired by China-based GreatFire’s first-hand experience with our own FreeBrowser app (https://freebrowser.org/en) and desire to help small NGOs who may not have the in-house expertise to circumvent Chinese censorship. GreatFire’s anti-censorship tools have worked in China when others do not. FreeBrowser directs Chinese internet users to normally censored stories from the app’s start page (http://manyvoices.news/).

Fri, Jul 24, 2020

Apple, anticompetition, and censorship

On July 20, 2020, GreatFire wrote to all 13 members of the Subcommittee on Antitrust, Commercial and Administrative Law of the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary, requesting a thorough examination into Apple’s practice of censorship of its App Store, and an investigation into how the company collaborates with the Chinese authorities to maintain its unique position as one of the few foreign tech companies operating profitably in the Chinese digital market.  

This letter was sent a week before Apple CEO TIm Cook will be called for questioning in front of the Subcommittee on Antitrust, Commercial and Administrative Law. The CEOs of Amazon, Google and Facebook will also be questioned on July 27, as part of the Committee’s ongoing investigation into competition in the digital marketplace.

This hearing offers an opportunity to detail to the Subcommittee how Apple uses its closed operating ecosystem to not only abuse its market position but also to deprive certain users, most notably those in China, of their right to download and use apps related to privacy, secure communication, and censorship circumvention.

We hope that U.S. House representatives agree with our view that Apple should not be allowed to do elsewhere what would be considered as unacceptable in the U.S. Chinese citizens are not second class citizens. Private companies such as Apple compromise themselves and their self-proclaimed values of freedom and privacy when they collaborate with the Chinese government and its censors.

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Apple Censoring Tibetan Information in China

Apple has a long history of censorship when it comes to information about Tibet. In 2009, it was revealed that several apps related to the Dalai Lama were not available in the China App Store. The developers of these apps were not notified that their apps were removed. When confronted with these instances of censorship, an Apple spokesperson simply said that the company “continues to comply with local laws”.

In December, 2017, at a conference in China, when asked about working with the Chinese authorities to censor the Apple App Store, Tim Cook proclaimed:

"Your choice is: do you participate, or do you stand on the sideline and yell at how things should be. And my own view very strongly is you show up and you participate, you get in the arena because nothing ever changes from the sideline."

In the ten years since Apple was first criticized for working with the Chinese authorities to silence already marginalized voices, what has changed? Apple continues to strictly follow the censorship orders of the Chinese authorities. When does Tim Cook expect that his company will help to bring about positive change in China?

Based on data generated from https://applecensorship.com, Apple has now censored 29 popular Tibetan mobile applications in the China App Store. Tibetan-themed apps dealing with news, religious study, tourism, and even games are being censored by Apple. A full list of the censored apps appear below.

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