How to hide ip: SourceForge Blocked Users From Syria, Sudan, Iran, N. Korea & Cuba |
SourceForge Blocked Users From Syria, Sudan, Iran, N. Korea & Cuba Posted: 12 Feb 2010 04:17 AM PST One of the biggest sites for open source software developers SourceForge.net blocked Syria, Sudan, Iran, N. Korea & Cuba, as Arab Crunch reports. It seems that the ban was initiated by the US government authorities in order to put the developers from "black list" countries in the dark, not allowing them to contribute to open source development. Bellow you can see the message the users from the above mentioned countries see when they try to download an open source project. The SourceForge.net Terms of Use (the most people never read) contains the following statements:
The blocking event took place in January 2010, almost simultaneously with the US secretary of State Hillary Clinton's speech about Internet freedom where she reported that "all of humanity has equal access to innovations, knowledge and ideas". Ya, right! The same ArabCrunch reported this week that SourceForge somehow reconsidered the ban by allowing project admins to unblock them, if they " conclude that the project is *not* subject to export regulations, or any other related prohibitions". How to unblock SourceForgeThere are several methods you can use to unblock SourceForge. The main idea is to hide your real IP address and access SorceForge with a US IP. The most handy solution is Hotspot Shield but you can use any other hide ip tool or VPN service. Here, on How-to-hide-ip.info, we often host giveaways and special offers. So, you are in need of such a service, keep an eye on How-to-hide-ip.info. Post from: How to hide ip Related Posts: |
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