There are multiple ways available to secure voice option for china like, use
of vpn tool is best option in all. I have some sources that you can use for
this..Source: www.vpnranks.com
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While we have no consensus, most of these options are using similar stuff
at the encrypted layers. Realistically as long as the encryption is good,
the Chinese gov't can only block stuff by host/IP/protocol, I think all the
VPN providers listed are taking active steps to change IPs and obscure
thanks all for the many good suggestions! however, in absence of a clear
consensus, I will advise my friend to avoid voice and stick to encrypted email.
my understanding is that the new leadership in china isn’t f#cking around, so
the risk/reward equation here suggests heightened caution -
Tim Libert writes:
thanks all for the many good suggestions! however, in absence of a clear
consensus, I will advise my friend to avoid voice and stick to encrypted
email. my understanding is that the new leadership in china isn’t f#cking
around, so the risk/reward equation here suggests
You may want to try a solution based on webRTC, which establishes a
TLS-like communication directly between computers. There's vline.com and
talky.io, but I'm not sure how secure they are at server level
My own app, PassLok, does webRTC audio-only chat if that's what you want.
The initiator makes
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to have a secure voice conversation with persons located in mainland china
*** Here is something I'm looking at: Tox (https://tox.im/)
The project is APLHA software aiming at replacing Skype.
It
It looks nice, but I would wait before using it when the people you're
trying to hide from can throw you in jail if found.
I will say I like how they're also making it a plugin for existing IM
clients Pidgin Adium.
I also can't look at their bugs page cause they have HSTS enabled and the
SSL
I know a number of VPN providers have a mode for hiding their OpenVPN
connections (the VPN provider I have calls it
Chameleon and says it's proprietary and you have to use their software).
The solution that I personaly think might be better, is using Mumble in
half duplex mode over TOR.
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015, at 04:06 PM, Brian Behlendorf wrote:
And this is why even people who care about their privacy still use Skype.
Is it really that hard? 2-step process below.
1) Setup VPN
Astrill and Express VPNs are both working in China, as of today.
https://www.astrill.com/
From anecdotal experience: Running your own OpenVPN endpoint on a cloud
provider like digitalocean* seems to work really well as long as you wrap
the OpenVPN connection in something else like obfsproxy or stunnel.
Theoretically if a commercial provider implemented something besides pure
openvpn
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015, at 11:45 AM, Tim Libert wrote:
asking for a friend, can anybody suggest best ways to have a secure voice
conversation with persons located in mainland china from outside china?
threat model is interception by chinese authorities, other states/actors
are not of
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And this is why even people who care about their privacy still use
Skype.
Bad actors go to extraordinary, stupid lengths to restrict access and
put surveillance measures in place. Hours rivalling
And this is why even people who care about their privacy still use Skype.
Brian
On Thu, 12 Feb 2015, Andrew Lewis wrote:
From anecdotal experience: Running your own OpenVPN endpoint on a cloud
provider like digitalocean* seems to work really well as long as you wrap the
OpenVPN connection
On Thu, 12 Feb 2015, The Doctor wrote:
On 02/12/2015 01:06 PM, Brian Behlendorf wrote:
And this is why even people who care about their privacy still use
Skype.
Bad actors go to extraordinary, stupid lengths to restrict access and
put surveillance measures in place. Hours rivalling that of
asking for a friend, can anybody suggest best ways to have a secure voice
conversation with persons located in mainland china from outside china? threat
model is interception by chinese authorities, other states/actors are not of
significant concern. email alone is insufficient for task.
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