China's Great Firewall Gets Tougher

The video discusses the shutdown of Green VPN in China, highlighting its notice to users about ceasing operations by July 1st due to government orders. It explains the widespread use of VPNs in China by corporations, government agencies, and individuals to bypass the Great Firewall for business and entertainment purposes. The video also explores the political context, noting that VPN crackdowns often coincide with power transitions, such as the upcoming party congress, and speculates on future restrictions.

What was the reason given for the shutdown of Green VPN?

• Lack of users

• Technical issues

• Financial problems

• Government orders

Who are the primary users of VPNs in China?

• Tourists

• Corporations and government agencies

• Students

• Local businesses

What political event is linked to the increased internet restrictions in China?

• National Day

• Economic Summit

• Party Congress

• Olympic Games

What type of internet activities have seen increased restrictions during political transitions in China?

• Social media advertising

• Live streaming

• Online shopping

• Email services

What is one speculation about the future of VPNs in China?

• They will become more popular

• They will be the next target for government tightening

• They will be legalized

• They will be integrated into government services