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Facebook Blocked In China July 7th 2009
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at 09:55 on July 7th, 2009
........ What is this, I can't access facebook in guangzhou either.
at 10:14 on July 7th, 2009
i can't access here in shenzhen also,,what happened?why they blocked the facebook?it is the only way we can see our friends,,,
at 13:39 on July 7th, 2009
in shanghai. facebook doesn't work. goddamn government ruining everything over a few protestors...
at 14:00 on July 7th, 2009
@shanghai as well, this is ridiculous.
at 14:42 on July 7th, 2009
myspace is accessible tho
at 16:41 on July 7th, 2009
Failed to access since yesterday evening. Morning and Noon and still work well. Frustrated in Jiaxing now.
at 16:59 on July 7th, 2009
Facebook was also blocked in Beijing, twitter as well. Damn china government!
at 17:07 on July 7th, 2009
Man, I am in Dagang, Jiangsu. I just discovered that Facebook can't be accessed today. I didn't check my facebook yesterday, but it was working fine the day before. GRRRRRR....
at 17:08 on July 7th, 2009
Same in Guangxi - stopped working about 7:30 last night - can't access Facebook or Twitter - enough to make me wanna leave China within the week if it doesn't get sorted out. Brings home how bad it is - will be blogging a lot AFTER I leave ;-)
at 17:10 on July 7th, 2009
I want my Facebook back. Aniway, don't trust any of those proxy servers, they might have embedded a code that allow them to see your username and password.
at 17:26 on July 7th, 2009
"...Web2Asia now reports that since 8pm Chinese time Facebook has also been blocked. This has been confirmed by users on Twitter, some of which link the latest blockade to Uighur protests in Xinjiang, which had left over 150 people killed and over 1,000 wounded."
If this is true, this suspension is truly awful!
The government couldn't stop the riot, what for stopping us from blogging over the internet? we are not interested in spreading news about China's attitude.
at 06:33 on July 16th, 2009
not China's attitude but chinese government's attitude!!
at 17:41 on July 7th, 2009
Same in tianjin. Foreigners will think very badly of the chinese government if this continues. my teacher needs youtube to explain biology concepts and i think thats why so many of my foreign teachers are leaving the school to go to other countries lol. I want to leave China too. >:(
at 22:49 on July 8th, 2009
i am a foreign teacher, from the uk, living in taiyuan, shanxi province and im thinking i will leave too! although my contract is another 7mths!! i am not happy at losing the facebook! this had ruined my stay in china, and on shortening my contract, i will lose alot of money!!
at 21:53 on July 15th, 2009
obviously you are not a real foreigner. guys from uk dont talk like u and ur english sucks ass. what a damn maron
at 15:54 on August 4th, 2009
lol. moron is spelt with two o's.
but I do agree with your point, people from uk do not talk in such a fashion.
at 17:50 on July 7th, 2009
Tianjin Facebook is not up and running here either since yesterday afternoon.... This is crazy as the riots have nothing to do with me talking with my friends and family. The country needs to realize that this overreaction makes the chinese people look deeper into each matter and they begin to lose respect for the government.
at 18:52 on July 7th, 2009
it's blocked in tianjin too...
but I can open it....
go on google and download one of this 2 programs:
- hotspot shield
or
- freegate
Using this 2 program you can open facebook, youtube, and all what you want.
enjoy
at 19:22 on July 9th, 2009
Thank you so much for the tips on how to get onto facebook. I'm a student with 2 years more to go, can't really leave like i wanted to when they blocked it. THANK YOU
at 21:07 on July 13th, 2009
at 18:57 on July 7th, 2009
Gaaaaaa....facebook is freakin' blocked. I lost my respect for the chinese gov. when they blocked youtube, and now they blocked my facebook, good thing I'm leaving this "website-blocking obsessed" country in August...
for ppl who are gonna be stuck here for a while:
go to google and search and dowload "hotspot shield", install it and turn it on when ya wanna go on to youtube or facebook etc.
at 19:13 on July 7th, 2009
blocked in fuzhou too, fuck this place, can't wait to leave
at 05:12 on July 8th, 2009
hahaha, same. fml
at 19:31 on July 7th, 2009
My company in Shanghai uses:
Twitter, FaceBook, BlogSpot, YouTube and MySpace to promote our site abroad. Now only MySpace is accessible for us...
Our server is in USA and is running Google Adsense/analytics, FaceBook Connect and all videos are YouTube linked. Our visitors abroad see a fast site, while we get timeout on the Google codes sometimes, FaceBook connect is blocked now and all the videos are blank... We are really unable to use our own site here... How to promote it without these tools?
at 20:24 on July 7th, 2009
I am in shanghai, was in the process of uploading some of the photos on face book for my families to see back at home, when suddenly connection got interrupted on Tuesday 7th July around 2pm, I did not even got the chance of editing those photos... Come on China this is our only means of communicating with our families back home and please don't take that away from us...please don't take long...women ai ni Zhongguo, and please once again don't take face book away from us!!!
at 21:34 on August 1st, 2009
Dear friend,
As a Chinese man, I completely understand what the gov does, in part, it is a way to protect the people in china from riots, bombings or other torrism. But I also understand the mass users of the communictave websites. Hope it couled be restored soon and facilitate communication among good peoples .
at 05:45 on August 13th, 2009
Riots happen when people become too angry because of perceived wrongs against them by the government, they are not directed by outside forces via facebook. These websites are blocked ONLY to prevent other people who are not in the area of the riots from seeing what is really happening or spreading news about arrests of dissidents and violence against the rioters. Censorship is used by all governments to protect THEMSELVES from any potential legitimate complaint about what they do and how they do it. All over the world, people in power seek to stay in power at any cost, whether it means an end to freedom of speech or violent suppression of uprising. Call that "harmony" or social control, the sole purpose is to prevent people from challenging the actions of those in power.
at 20:39 on July 7th, 2009
what?!!? that's the reason why i cant enter the site of facebook... WHAT IS THERE PROBLEM?!?!?!!?
at 21:35 on July 7th, 2009
FML
at 21:45 on July 7th, 2009
also lost it last night, july 7th.
i'm here in china for a month on vacation, and this was the only way i could reach my friends back home.
now i can't wait to get back to canada, my vacation has been pretty much ruined if i can't share it.