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- China enforces the ban on apps like Google or Facebook through a combination of legislative actions and sophisticated technology known as the Great Firewall. This system includes several methods:
- - DNS Spoofing: Redirecting the resolution of domain names to incorrect IP addresses.
- - IP Blocking: Preventing access to the IP addresses of banned services.
- - URL Filtering: Analyzing and filtering out URLs that contain blacklisted keywords.
- - Packet Inspection: Examining data packets to detect and block sensitive content.
- - Connection Resetting: Interrupting internet connections when banned content is detected.
- Additionally, the government requires internet companies to implement self-censorship and a real-name system to control online content. Despite these restrictions, some users in China bypass the Great Firewall using VPNs (Virtual Private Networks), which are not completely banned due to their business use. However, the government has been known to crack down on VPNs as well.
- It's important to note that while these apps are banned, it's not illegal for individuals to access them using VPNs, but the government heavily regulates and restricts such access.
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