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What I don't understand is if it is a "government-ordered block", which wouldn't be surprising, why is it limited to Vodafone users? I would expect half-governm
by kerberos84 9y ago
What I don't understand is if it is a "government-ordered block", which wouldn't be surprising, why is it limited to Vodafone users? I would expect half-government hold TTNet and even Turkcell to block as well.
- rowyourboat 9y agoIt isn't limited to Vodafone. The original headline is "ProtonMail is being blocked in Turkey. Here’s how to bypass Turkey’s online censorship."
- kerberos84 9y agoI read the article not only the title. i would also recommend you to read the article.
- rowyourboat 8y agoI did read the article before answering you. I referred you to the original headline because it better fits the article's contents, not because I stopped reading there.
- kerberos84 8y agoIn the article they are stating that Vodafone users can not access to proton services. They have written they have seen some complaints from other ISP users as well but there is neither a statement nor a clue that it is blocked by other ISPs as well. After all, the fact is that it is not blocked by other ISPs only by Vodafone.