Saturday, July 29, 2017
Apple pulls VPN apps following China crackdown
Apple has declined to comment, although users have noticed that they can still use affected VPN apps if software came from another country’s App Store. This isn’t a wholesale block, then. The move isn’t coming out of the blue: China is holding its once-every-5-years Communist Party congress in the fall, and it tends to ramp up online censorship ahead of those gatherings to silence dissent. The
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