You may not know it but internet censorship is widely applied in a few countries like China, Saudi Arabia, Burma, Syria, Iran, etc.
At least 18 websites are blocked from inside mainland China, according to a Harvard study.
Would you soon be passing through a country where the Internet is censored? So rather than complying with the filtering practiced in these countries and not being able to benefit from the entire Internet, I suggest you take with you free gate, a simple, light and easily transportable software.
Freegate is a small anti-censorship program that provides secure and virtually anonymous access to the internet. Requiring no installation or modification of system settings, you can take it with you on a USB key.
To function, it uses a network of proxy which communicates using P2P technology encrypted with an original and unique algorithm.
Much easier to set up than TOR, Freegate is an alternative solution to surf freely, write on forums or leave comments freely.
Note that, because of its ability to connect to different proxies as well as its action on firewalls blocking sites, Freegate is sometimes detected as a Trojan horse. Of course, this is not the case. You have nothing to fear.