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 <p>First comes the clientside context: <b>Does your country allow anonymity ?</b></br> </p><p>Check if your country allows Tor traffic or not. If it's not illegal, you can use tor traffic as is. </br><b>(you -> tor)</b></p>
 <p>If you are in a country where tor traffic is illegal, you need to hide tor use behind a vpn </br><b>(you -> vpn -> tor)</b></p>
-<p>If you are in a country where both Tor and VPNs are illegal, <b>know that this is too risky to try and be anonymous online</b> personally i wouldn't even try to be anonymous online in that context, <b>because you risk being persecuted for just using the technology</b>. If you still want to have anonymity anyway, you'll have to <a href="https://github.com/net4people/bbs/issues">use censorship evasion techniques</a> like using <a href="../tor/bridge/index.html">tor bridges.</a></br> <b>(you -> tor bridge -> tor)</b></p>
+<p>If you are in a country where both Tor and VPNs are illegal, <b>know that this is too risky to try and be anonymous online</b> personally i wouldn't even try to be anonymous online in that context, <b>because you risk being persecuted for just using the technology</b>. If you still want to have anonymity anyway, you'll have to <a href="https://github.com/net4people/bbs/issues">use censorship evasion techniques</a> like using <a href="../v2ray/index.html">v2ray</a></p>
 
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 <p>Second comes serverside context: <b>Does the service allow anonymity?</b></br></p><p> Check if you can use the service using tor only,</br><b>(tor -> website)</b></p>