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HomePhys.org - InternetStudy breaches ‘The Great Firewall’ to look at Chinese censorship

Study breaches ‘The Great Firewall’ to look at Chinese censorship

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People have nicknamed the security system that monitors and controls internet traffic entering and leaving China “The Great Firewall of China.”

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