I can not imagine that they really can block it. When I lived in Iran,
lots of pages were blocked. Most people I knew had *Psiphone* on the
computer and also on their USB-sticks. Nice little programme, faster
than Thor, and channels you around nearly all blocks. Still slows down
the net somewhat. I think only the Chinese are good enough to make even
this hard to handle. I use it also nowadays, when US-sites tell me that
I cannot view this or that from my location. Psiphone allows me to
choose the country from which I present myself. (But you cannot edit
wikipedia from a proxy programme like this)
Usually censorship is not too smart. Be smarter! Greetings from Dar es
Salaam! Ingo - kipala
> Message: 4
> Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2017 22:56:34 +0000
> From: Nkansah Rexford <seanmavley(a)gmail.com>
>
>
> Is Wikipedia still accessible via VPN from Turkey?
>
> If accessible, then how about the effort spent in pushing a response to the
> government, which might not let them change their mind, nor stop them from
> blocking sometime later, instead, focus on encouraging the use of VPNs more?
>
> VPNs are no longer the "terminal" things. Just a button click, and you're
> browsing from the US or UK.
>
> If the government bans *all* internet access, then fine. But ban only
> Wikipedia? Unless VPNs don't work in Turkey too.
>
> rex
>