You May take YouTube for granted, but in some parts of the global and secure environment (such as school libraries), it is one of the least available websites.
NordVPN researchers evaluated which sites other people were looking for to unlock using Google’s search term search team (see the full infographic below). YouTube crowned the world list: 82.7% of those looking for tactics to unlock online installations tried to access them. YouTube hosts content that is prohibited in countries subject to censorship laws, but is also a site that is blocked in schools, which is why the United States conducts a large number of searches to unlock it.
Other popular sites to unlock searches: Facebook (6.2%), Google (5.7%), Instagram (1.8%) and Reddit (1.5%) were quite far away in terms of studies around the world. But the more studies there are in a given country to unlock sites, the greater the likelihood that other students will live under a restrictive regime.
The limitations imposed on the Internet on citizens of China are dazzled by the unblocking of searches carried out in that country. From mid-June to mid-July this year, they tried to figure out how to unlock Google (40.4%), YouTube (31.6%), Facebook (8.8%), Instagram (8.8%) Twitter (7.9%).
Daniel Markusson, a virtual privacy expert at NordVPN, said in a statement with research: “NordVPN saw a significant increase in Hong Kong inquiries once its new security law was introduced.”
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Chandra is a senior function editor at PCMag.com. He made his debut in generation journalism at CMP/United Business Media, starting with Electronic Buyers’ News, then going to TechWeb and VARBusiness.com. Chandra is pleased to make a living writing, what she didn’t think she could do and why she chose to specialize in political science at Barnard College. For his technical tweets, it’s ChanSteele.
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Chandra is a senior function editor at PCMag.com. He made his debut in generation journalism at CMP/United Business Media, starting with Electronic Buyers’ News, then going to TechWeb and VARBusiness.com. Chandra is pleased to make a living writing, what she didn’t think she could do and why she chose to specialize in political science at Barnard College. For his technical tweets, it’s ChanSteele.