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How a proxy is bringing banned Wikipedia to Turkey

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On April 29, Turkish authorities banned access to Turkish Wikipedia and the other 296 world-language Wikipedias in the context of purges following the 2016 Turkish coup d'état attempt. read more

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Comments (3)

jdixon ·
If not, using it is easier than setting up a proxy.
dotmatrix ·
InfoGalactic looks good so far.

However, on the need for a proxy... if InfoGalactic is not banned now, it will be in the future if those wishing to burn information rather than read it discover that the website is effectively giving curious minds the banned knowledge.
jdixon ·
Agreed, it's probably only a matter of time till it's banned too.

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