Put a little money in a reputable crypto wallet, and pay for mullvad for 5 euros a month and pay by crypto. Mostly crypto is used to scam people and launder money, but here’s an example where it makes sense due to anonymity
Or you can literally mail cash to them for that 5 euros for a month of service, still anonymous
And their service is one of the only ones that adopts and/or champions newest methodologies of avoiding censorship or tracking
Here are their recommendations on using their service in restrictive areas
If you sign up with mullvad now they’ll give you an account number, basically a hash. Going forward, you can always add money to said account to use their services. If you’re asking about the technical feasibility of getting around VPN bans in authoritarian countries, that’s why I linked to their own article on recommendations for doing so, because it’s an active part of their goal and the tech they implement
Probably not. Even in China, where there’s the Great Firewall of China blocking stuff from the outside, VPN is not illegal. Of course it’s illegal to use it to connect to the outside, but the officials don’t care enough to enforce it.
VPN subscriptions are about to skyrocket in the UK.
Already have.
Next up on the “about to become illegal” train…
As I’ve said before, use TOR, and TOR bridges if necessary.
TOR doesn’t work with redgifs, sadly. Curse you redgifs! I can’t find any other source of femboys!
Put a little money in a reputable crypto wallet, and pay for mullvad for 5 euros a month and pay by crypto. Mostly crypto is used to scam people and launder money, but here’s an example where it makes sense due to anonymity
Or you can literally mail cash to them for that 5 euros for a month of service, still anonymous
And their service is one of the only ones that adopts and/or champions newest methodologies of avoiding censorship or tracking
Here are their recommendations on using their service in restrictive areas
https://mullvad.net/en/help/connecting-to-mullvad-vpn-from-restrictive-locations
And here are examples of their tech efforts to ensure they stay ahead of the curve
Things like multihop https://mullvad.net/en/blog/multihop-now-available-on-android
DAITA https://mullvad.net/en/blog/daita-version-2-now-available-on-all-platforms
Quantum resistant encryption https://mullvad.net/en/blog/quantum-resistant-tunnels-are-now-the-default-on-desktop
Enforcing wireguard due to openvpn security issues and corporate oversight https://mullvad.net/en/blog/removing-openvpn-15th-january-2026
If they ban VPNs surely it doesn’t matter how you pay for it?
If you sign up with mullvad now they’ll give you an account number, basically a hash. Going forward, you can always add money to said account to use their services. If you’re asking about the technical feasibility of getting around VPN bans in authoritarian countries, that’s why I linked to their own article on recommendations for doing so, because it’s an active part of their goal and the tech they implement
Now I was unaware they’re a good source for femboys
Big mood 😂👏
Probably not. Even in China, where there’s the Great Firewall of China blocking stuff from the outside, VPN is not illegal. Of course it’s illegal to use it to connect to the outside, but the officials don’t care enough to enforce it.
Sounds like politicians are also investing in VPN companies. Win / win for them
It’ll only help for so long. This shit is going global.