Tor Project/Unlock the Web with Tor Bridges! [Bypassing Censorship with Tor] (video subtitles) — Belarusian @ Hosted Weblate: In this video we will talk about bridges, what they …

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00:00:00.704-->00:00:07.189	In this video we will talk about bridges, what they are and why they might be useful for different Tor users in highly censored regions.	In this video we will talk about bridges, what they are and why they might be useful for different Tor users in highly censored regions.
00:00:07.189-->00:00:13.034	Governments and internet providers in countries around the world are extending their repressive practices to the virtual world	Governments and internet providers in countries around the world are extending their repressive practices to the virtual world
00:00:13.034-->00:00:16.362	and thus block access to the internet and, often, Tor.	and thus block access to the internet and, often, Tor.
00:00:16.362-->00:00:22.559	That makes it difficult for people who use Tor-powered applications like Tor Browser to connect to the Tor network directly.	That makes it difficult for people who use Tor-powered applications like Tor Browser to connect to the Tor network directly.
00:00:22.559-->00:00:29.690	The good news is that all Tor-powered applications are packed with censorship defence features that help users bypass the blocking of Tor.	The good news is that all Tor-powered applications are packed with censorship defence features that help users bypass the blocking of Tor.
00:00:29.690-->00:00:32.282	Let’s look at these features inside Tor Browser.	Let’s look at these features inside Tor Browser.

Key	English	Belarusian
00:00:00.704-->00:00:07.189	In this video we will talk about bridges, what they are and why they might be useful for different Tor users in highly censored regions.	In this video we will talk about bridges, what they are and why they might be useful for different Tor users in highly censored regions.
00:00:07.189-->00:00:13.034	Governments and internet providers in countries around the world are extending their repressive practices to the virtual world	Governments and internet providers in countries around the world are extending their repressive practices to the virtual world
00:00:13.034-->00:00:16.362	and thus block access to the internet and, often, Tor.	and thus block access to the internet and, often, Tor.
00:00:16.362-->00:00:22.559	That makes it difficult for people who use Tor-powered applications like Tor Browser to connect to the Tor network directly.	That makes it difficult for people who use Tor-powered applications like Tor Browser to connect to the Tor network directly.
00:00:22.559-->00:00:29.690	The good news is that all Tor-powered applications are packed with censorship defence features that help users bypass the blocking of Tor.	The good news is that all Tor-powered applications are packed with censorship defence features that help users bypass the blocking of Tor.

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Tor is a program you can run on your computer that helps keep you safe on the Internet. It protects you by bouncing your communications around a distributed network of relays run by volunteers all around the world: it prevents somebody watching your Internet connection from learning what sites you visit, and it prevents the sites you visit from learning your physical location. This set of volunteer relays is called the Tor network.

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