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虽然他不工作的项目了,他表示,当局并没有成功地将其脱机,而现在有“更多的开发工作比以往任何时候都没有过。”hBZ免费翻墙网
来自http://edition.cnn.com/2015/10/25/asia/china-war-internet-great-firewall/hBZ免费翻墙网
Great Firewall rising: How China wages its war on the Internet
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Updated 0129 GMT (0929 HKT) October 26, 2015hBZ免费翻墙网
It was a visit he had been dreading for almost six months, since he began working on a tool to help Chinese Internet users get around the vast censorship apparatus known as the Great Firewall.hBZ免费翻墙网
Crowded inside his apartment in a northern Chinese city, Li says the officers ordered him to stop work on the tool and remove all traces of it from the web.hBZ免费翻墙网
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Li Gang is a pseudonym. hBZ免费翻墙网
He has asked that his real name not be used, out of fear of arrest, because he says he was the latest target of an ongoing crackdown by China's reinvigorated Internet censors, who, activists say, have dramatically ramped up their war on the open web in the past year, shutting down tools that enable people to access blocked content and pressuring or threatening their developers, both in an out of the country.hBZ免费翻墙网
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