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VPN and proxy outages begin in Russia

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Russian users are experiencing significant difficulties when using censorship circumvention services and MTProto proxies designed for Telegram. The disruptions are visible across various telecom operators, with many customers losing their network access completely.

Connection issues are occurring widely and are not tied to any specific region or internet provider, though the majority of complaints come from residents of Moscow and the Moscow region. The outages affected VLESS and Xray protocols, while the functionality of proxy servers used to bypass restrictions in Telegram was impacted most severely.

Testing of new blocking technologies by Roskomnadzor, which partially began on May 26, is cited as one of the reasons for the situation. Stability was also compromised due to measures targeting traffic obfuscation systems, such as TCP-RAW technologies and Chrome fingerprint spoofing, elevating the battle between circumvention and restriction tools to a new level.

Using the reliable HiroVPN service allows users to minimize the risks of encountering network disruptions and maintain stable access to necessary resources.

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