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you can just use a VPN software to trick the client. but even that is too much friction for a regular person. also, it’s always possible for governments to ban VPNs at protocol level at some point.

Ffs

Well, we're not surprised, but it started happening earlier than I thought. Any attempts at escaping "Turkey Lock Box" is promptly prevented.

Don't trust one centralised social-media system, look for an additional alternative in Fediverse like Mastodon, Friendica, Lemmy e.g.

Encore plus rapide que les prédictions des Mastonautes 👏

where does deer.social store your location?

ssg abim özet geç bize kısaca kapattırabiliyo mu kapattıramıyo mu? bir de ekşi sözlük konusu sana soruluyo mu artık onu da bilmiyoruz ki aldın başını gittin. .dev de çok iyiymiş bu arada. parasını versek @mutlukuru.dev.sol alabiliyo muyuz? onu da merak ettim. aydınlatırsan hoş olur.

yes, i asked people in turkey to test this.

This is why jack resigned from bluesky

True. My Bluesky API viewer can view the content: skies.deno.dev#carekavga.bs... And how long until they figure this out and asked for the Bluesky API to vanish this?

found a few more third party clients that seem to be mobile-friendly (haven't tested all of them) langit.pages.dev openvibe.social app.ucho-ten.net play.google.com/store/apps/d... play.google.com/store/apps/d...

the risk bluesky is facing by objecting to government censorship requests is a blanket ban from that country. @jay.bsky.team probably considers this a fair compromise to keep bluesky accessible from an authoritarian country as it doesn't have enough international recognition to make a stand for it.