Google Boots Open-Source Anti-Censorship Tool "Ahoy" from Chrome Store
It's really interesting to see this story presented this way and nobody here seems to have even bothered to try to find another perspective.So, let's see the other side, i guess:"We have nearly 1500 blocked sites in Portugal, where ~80% are piracy sites, 19ish% are gambling sites, and Uber (I know, right?). The full list is available at our site https://sitesbloqueados.pt/ and we are able to compile this list with info gathered by our fellow users, automatically."fromhttps://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/7swz4r/iama_developer...(IE the developer themselves)Yeah, a tool that's used for avoiding blocks on piracy and gambling, i'm shocked to find it was taken down!Regardless of whether you agree, i think it's not uncommon or non-standard, and probably not (unlike some here seem to think) related to chinese censorship or other fun conspiracy theories.