soon I will be in china from an internet users point of view

>inb4 evil china, RIP anon etc etc

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>facebook

>>57231727
you could buy a bigger SD card for your phone and download what you need from google maps beforehand

>>57232101
Okay where does that go in my iphone

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>>57232115
>iPhone

I saw year ago article from some security reschearch that travels alot, he had crushed mentos under screws in his notebook to be sure that nobody was trying to modify his notebook (ie. hardware malware) while on airport control on in hotel room

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>>57232115

>>57231727
> goes to china
> cries for assbook

You deserve to die in chink prison, raped until slant eyed, faggot!

>>57232126
>>57232154
Guys seriously idk where it goes. There's not a place for it in the sim slot

>>57232179
How can you be so illiterate?

>>57232101
OP here, ignore >>57232115

I intend to download key information (maps, prces etc), this won't get me very far but it's better than nothing

>>57232144
will totally do, if it sounds stupid but it works...

>>57232194
DNFT

Great firewall uses deep packet inspection. You'll need a service like torguard to bypass dpi. Regular VPN services won't work.

Your data is safe and won't be stolen unless you install malware. Despite how spooky the west might portray the Chinese they can't defy physics and steal your data from thin air

Google maps doesn't work in China, for the parts that work it won't be accurate, there will be highways where rivers are and other common mistakes. You'll need to use Baidu maps. It has street view and pretty much 90% satellite view coverage. Basically as much coverage Google maps have in the US.

Roaming will work between close districts. Your biggest problem will be buying a sim card because they require an ID now. You'll need to go to a tiny shop and pay extra for a black market sim with a pre-registered id. 1gb cost roughly 10usd.

>>57232210
thanks f for the info

I'm most concerned about my internet being spied on when using chinese wifi at hotels or airports, also MITM

this may should like a foolish question, but why can I not just use my passport as ID and buy a normal sim card?
would that be inadvisable?

I don't need to hide anything I'm doing, I just want to use the services I'm used to and not have my shit fucked with

>>57232256
get a VPN. It'll solve all your security concerns.

Only SOME shops in airports accepts passports, and they rape you in pricing. Corporate local stores requires a chinese ID.

>>57231727
A. Set up a server at home with SSH and tunneling enabled. If you have a dynamic IP that changes regularly look into dynamic DNS services.

B. Use 4096-bit keys for said SSH server and disable password authentication. Use a passphrase on your key. Make sure you never connect to the internet directly.

C. The sites you want to use will work properly once you're connected through the SSH tunnel.

D. The plans are prepaid, you pay in advance for a certain amount of data.

t. went to China last year