Cant view fakku images on vtunnel.com

Just to let everyone know, I'm stationed in South Korea, and I visit Fakku on a daily basis. I basically live off of Fakku and I would really appreciate it if you guys can hear me out on this topic.

I've currently run into some problems with the internet censorship in South Korea. I would visit Fakku and I wouldnt get blocked off until today! I received this (http://www.warning.or.kr/) when I go on, and now I have to use vtunnel.com to log on and post right now. Using Vtunnel.com has its limits due to not having functional pages to noticing that I can't even link URL's with the icon above when posting.

So to get to the point, do you guys know how I can view images on Fakku with the internet proxy? Or do you have other ways of bypassing it? Please help me out here, because its killing me when I get bac to my dorms and I can't even log in to Fakku and read the new doujins that come out!

Get a VPN. There some free ones or better ones which is my case 9.95 a month.
You can try this http://www.ipconceal.com/

thanks man! I'm looking into VPN's now..hopefully I can come up with a solution in time!

I'm currently using hide.io as VPN service, can only say good about 'em

Hmmm I might try hide.io for my phone for free.

Just to let you two know, I looked into the VPN's and I tried out Tor and Hide.io. I love both of them and they work fine for me now! I can view the images and I don't get the blocked screen that Korea posts when you jump onto Fakku. So overall, I thank you for what you two did for me!

Just as an additional information, TOR (https://www.torproject.org/) isn't really a VPN-Service itself (unless you mean torvpn.com, they're a VPN service they only named themselves "tor" 'cause you can optionally route through their VPN server and the TOR network (useless overkill of slow connection).

By using a VPN, you etablish an encrypted connection between you and the VPN-Service's servers that will progress and redirect your requests. This way the site you request can only see the VPN-Service's Server as requesting user but not you as a person. Besides that, your connection is encrypted so your provider can't see what you're doing (DPI) and therefore can't block anything.

TOR is based on many user PC's, you send a request and your TOR client will etablish a connection with various other TOR user that all only know the previous and the next target they have to pass the encrypted data to. This way nobody in the middle of the chain can read the data and nobody knows if the next user actually requested the data or if he's also just redirecting it. Bad thing about the TOR network is, that it can be slow as fuck if the client etablished your conection through another user's network who has a very slow internet connection.

(np)