
Open-source tool for getting around national internet filtering
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Geph is a modular system for evading internet censorship, developed to cope with state-level filtering. Instead of one fixed disguise, its connection can switch between several obfuscation methods, so a block against one method does not end access. Apps cover phones and computers, and the code is open for inspection. It serves people in countries that block news, social media and messaging sites, with a free tier and paid plans for higher speeds.
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