Anti-censorship team report: November 2020

Tor's anti-censorship team writes monthly reports to keep the world updated on its progress....
Tor's anti-censorship team writes monthly reports to keep the world updated on its progress....
Tor's anti-censorship team writes monthly reports to keep the world updated on its progress....
Tor's anti-censorship team writes monthly reports to keep the world updated on its progress....
This blog post seeks to bring clarity to the modus operandi of the Tor Project in the...
Tor's anti-censorship team writes monthly reports to keep the world updated on its progress....
Tor's anti-censorship team writes monthly reports to keep the world updated on its progress....
Tor's anti-censorship team writes monthly reports to keep the world updated on its progress. So...
When ISPs or governments block access to the Tor network, our users rely on bridges to connect....
When ISPs or governments block access to the Tor network, our users rely on bridges to connect. With BridgeDB, we tackle the problem of how to get bridges to censored users while making it difficult for censors to get all bridges. A lot has changed since our last blog post, which introduced BridgeDB version 0.7.1.
Thanks to bridges, Tor users are still able to connect to the network when the public Tor relays are blocked. It's not enough to have many bridges: eventually, all of them could find themselves in block lists. We therefore need a constant trickle of new bridges that aren't blocked anywhere yet. This is where we need your help.