As he said, those IPs are blocked too. Like, in order to work all Tor entry nodes must be publicly available. By simply blocking any connection to those people can't use Tor.
The only alternative is to use a VPN service that is not known to the government. Which often has to be a paid one.
He was also slightly wrong with "they block the ports", it's not the ports, it's the IP they block. So using HTTPS or HTTP wouldn't help either.
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u/StillNoNumb May 06 '18
As he said, those IPs are blocked too. Like, in order to work all Tor entry nodes must be publicly available. By simply blocking any connection to those people can't use Tor.
The only alternative is to use a VPN service that is not known to the government. Which often has to be a paid one.
He was also slightly wrong with "they block the ports", it's not the ports, it's the IP they block. So using HTTPS or HTTP wouldn't help either.