Hal Roberts at The Berkman Center for Internet & Society has made a startling discovery:

Three of the circumvention tools — DynaWeb FreeGate, GPass, and FirePhoenix — used most widely to get around China’s Great Firewall are tracking and selling the individual web browsing histories of their users.

(further details here)

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