One of the first convictions of its kind. A man was sentenced to 9 months in prison for the sale of VPN in China.
A
26-year-old native of Dongguan in Guangdong province, China, a man was
sentenced to 9 months in prison for providing virtual private networking
solutions.
With a partner (who escaped the authorities) and via its website, Deng Jiewei sold two types of VPNs from the end of 2015 and was arrested in August 2016 for allowing users to "consult foreign websites to which one IP address in China did not allow access. "
Before his arrest, Deng Jiewei and his partner in charge of marketing would have thus gained nearly 14,000 yuan, or about 1,800 €. The man was convicted in March, but it was only recently that the sentence was made public.
This is one of the first convictions of this type and it has made the Chinese Internet users react. In China, which operates a broad censorship of the Internet, VPN applications are popular. At the end of July, Apple was forced to remove all VPN applications from its App Store in China. From 1 February 2018, access to VPNs should be blocked in China.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a bill banning technologies that allow Internet users to access online content banned in Russia (VPN, proxy, anonymization tools such as Tor). It is expected to enter into force on 1 November 2017.
Source : South China Morning Post
💌 Follow by Email:Digital Channel
🌍🔍 Search Google :digitalchanneltv.tk
Click Index You Might Be Interested
Tweet to @adesignmedia
With a partner (who escaped the authorities) and via its website, Deng Jiewei sold two types of VPNs from the end of 2015 and was arrested in August 2016 for allowing users to "consult foreign websites to which one IP address in China did not allow access. "
Before his arrest, Deng Jiewei and his partner in charge of marketing would have thus gained nearly 14,000 yuan, or about 1,800 €. The man was convicted in March, but it was only recently that the sentence was made public.
This is one of the first convictions of this type and it has made the Chinese Internet users react. In China, which operates a broad censorship of the Internet, VPN applications are popular. At the end of July, Apple was forced to remove all VPN applications from its App Store in China. From 1 February 2018, access to VPNs should be blocked in China.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a bill banning technologies that allow Internet users to access online content banned in Russia (VPN, proxy, anonymization tools such as Tor). It is expected to enter into force on 1 November 2017.
Source : South China Morning Post
💌 Follow by Email:Digital Channel
🌍🔍 Search Google :digitalchanneltv.tk
Click Index You Might Be Interested
suivre Dhaouadi Aymensur
