Three simple ways to read the blocked sites in your country for free (+ video)

The will of fate I found myself in a curious country Kazakhstan, namely in the city of Almaty. Working on the internet, I was faced with amusing phenomenon - familiar to us here, many sites are blocked on the monopoly provider level, which is solely owned by the Internet channel in the country. In my case, I could not get access to any blog on the LiveJournal platform (livejournal.com), but for you with us this should not be a problem - we read not that we are allowed to, and what we ourselves want :) We offer you as much as three ways quite primitive bypass imposed spell your the Internet.

VPN-tunnel in one click

To read the blocked resources to do just one thing - wrap your traffic to VPN (encrypted data tunnel), and no one will be able to block, so it is not clear that it is. I will not tell you how to raise a tunnel or buy access to a remote service, as there is a decision easier. I was installed a long time TunnelBear (There is a version for Windows and Mac), which raises in one click VPN endpoint in the US or the UK. I used it before for

opening account in Spotify and Google MusicPosing as a British :) The program provides a free 500 MB of traffic per month and every month this figure is updated. All you need to read the blocked sites - TunnelBear install and enable the tunnel. After 10 seconds, and LiveJournal in Kazakhstan and YouTube in Turkey and all other sites will be opened for you as if you were a resident of the UK or the US.

Here's how it works live.

If you 500MB is not enough, then for $ 4.95 per month or $ 49.99 a year, you will make your internet absolutely free.

Read LJ via RSS

Read records of LiveJournal, you can not only using the tunnel, but simply by subscribing to the RSS-feed of the desired blog.

Read websites in Opera

And yet, in the Opera browser has a traffic-saving mode that allows all Internet traffic through proxies Opera server, so nominally you get traffic is to LiveJournal, and with Opera clouds. :) So I'm an opera in one click to access blocked LJ.

And how do you decide for themselves the resources of blocking problem in your country?