Since this Thursday, all Google’s services are blocked in China. The search engine, Gmail, Analytics, Google Docs and Google Maps are unavailable since the start of the Communist Party’s 18th National Congress. Google, who owns The Transparency Report, announced that it was against their will.
How to unblock Google services in China?
So if you’re in China and you want to use Google services, you will have to use a VPN. A VPN is a simple application that will create a connection between you and a VPN server, via a VPN provider. With a VPN, you will be able to change your IP address. Your IP address is a unique serie of digits and it’s the only way to identify you on the internet. If you change it and take a foreign IP address, you will be able to access to websites that are blocked in your country.
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Bottom Line
If you’re in China, connect to your VPN provider, take a foreign IP address (like an american one, for example) and you can use Google services.
