Censorship Circumvention

Built to resist ISP-level censorship, Geph is a VPN with architecture and protocols designed for use behind strict national firewalls.

NymVPN is a decentralized VPN using mixnet technology and zero-knowledge proofs to protect metadata as well as IP addresses.

Route Android app traffic through Tor with Orbot, a VPN-style proxy app.

Xray-core is a proxy and tunneling project described as an open platform for varied uses, with support for protocols including VLESS and VMess.

For places where Tor is blocked, Snowflake provides a transport that helps people connect to the Tor network through apps such as Tor Browser and Orbot.

On Android, v2rayNG provides a V2Ray client that supports the Xray and v2fly cores, with releases and usage documentation linked in its repository.

Use I2P, the Invisible Internet Protocol, to connect through a network described as operating without borders.

sing-box describes itself as a universal proxy platform, with project documentation and a GPL-3.0 license.

Psiphon is circumvention software for Windows and mobile devices that provides access to internet content blocked by censorship.

The Censor Tracker browser extension is described as a way to bypass censorship and identify sites that track visitors; Chrome and Firefox downloads are listed.

OnionShare uses Tor to share files anonymously, host websites, and chat with others.

For Windows, GoodbyeDPI is a utility designed to bypass Deep Packet Inspection systems that internet providers use to block websites.

Protect Android connections from DNS manipulation with Intra, which supports safer access to websites and apps.

Route app connections through Tor on Android with Orbot, a free VPN and proxy app.

A nonprofit VPN, Lantern helps users bypass internet censorship. Its site says the service is free to start and accepts donations.

dnstt_xyz_app is a multi-platform dnstt client for restricted networks, with repository topics covering Android, Linux, macOS, and Windows.

OONI measures internet censorship worldwide through community tests with the OONI Probe app.

zapret2 is anti-DPI software; its repository topics list support-related terms for FreeBSD, Linux, OpenBSD, OpenWrt, and Windows.

Use InviZible Pro, an Android application for online privacy and security.

The App Store lists V2Box as a V2Ray client with support for V2Ray, VMess, and Trojan protocols.

DNSTT.XYZ provides an open-source DNS tunneling client for Android and iOS, supporting dnstt on restricted networks.

A graphical client for Windows, Linux, and macOS, v2rayN supports Xray, sing-box, and other proxy software.

Nym’s Noise Generating Mixnet is described as shielding IP addresses and traffic patterns, with integrations for apps, wallets, and blockchains.

ByeDPIAndroid runs a local VPN service and SOCKS5 proxy to route Android traffic through ByeDPI for censorship and DPI bypass.