By Fernanda Salles
(Opinion) Totalitarian state, police repression, censorship, control, and political persecution. This brief description of China's chaotic scenario could easily be confused with modern-day Brazil.
The growing similarity between the dictatorial regimes forces Brazilians to use the same methods as the Chinese to circumvent censorship.
One of these alternatives is using a VPN, which stands for Virtual Private Network.
]The service creates a private network on the web, and through a kind of "tunnel", the user can navigate using an IP address different from his own.
This way, the internet user can access websites blocked in . . .
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