Internet Crackdown
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Two Phones And An App: How Russians Skirt Putin's Digital Iron Curtain
In a quiet cafe popular for its free WiFi and good coffee, a Russian interior designer logs onto a virtual private network so she can chat with friends
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Russian Apps "Spying" On VPN Users Amid Internet Crackdown: Report
The investigation by RKS Global examined 30 widely used apps in Russia, including those run by T-Bank, Sberbank, Yandex and VKontakte.
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Major Social Media Crackdown In China, Nearly 40,000 Accounts Shut: Report
Chinese police have shut down 34,000 online accounts and punished more than 6,300 people for allegedly spreading rumours as part of a crackdown launched in April, state media reported on Friday.
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Thai 'Junta' Pressuring Opponents into Silence
Thailand's ruling junta has found a new way of controlling its opponents and forcing them into silence: releasing them from custody only on condition they promise not to do anything "provocative."
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Popular Chinese blogger cautions against casual posts amidst Internet crackdown
One of China's most popular microbloggers warned of the dangers of "casual" online posts, as authorities continued a crackdown on Internet speech.
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China comes down heavy on "Internet crime"
Chinese police Saturday said they have arrested 1,065 suspects and deleted more than 208,000 "harmful" online messages.
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Two Phones And An App: How Russians Skirt Putin's Digital Iron Curtain
In a quiet cafe popular for its free WiFi and good coffee, a Russian interior designer logs onto a virtual private network so she can chat with friends
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Russian Apps "Spying" On VPN Users Amid Internet Crackdown: Report
The investigation by RKS Global examined 30 widely used apps in Russia, including those run by T-Bank, Sberbank, Yandex and VKontakte.
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Major Social Media Crackdown In China, Nearly 40,000 Accounts Shut: Report
Chinese police have shut down 34,000 online accounts and punished more than 6,300 people for allegedly spreading rumours as part of a crackdown launched in April, state media reported on Friday.
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Thai 'Junta' Pressuring Opponents into Silence
Thailand's ruling junta has found a new way of controlling its opponents and forcing them into silence: releasing them from custody only on condition they promise not to do anything "provocative."
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Popular Chinese blogger cautions against casual posts amidst Internet crackdown
One of China's most popular microbloggers warned of the dangers of "casual" online posts, as authorities continued a crackdown on Internet speech.
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China comes down heavy on "Internet crime"
Chinese police Saturday said they have arrested 1,065 suspects and deleted more than 208,000 "harmful" online messages.
