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"Internet censorship in China is both pervasive and unobtrusive.
Pervasive, because everything that is published or discussed online is subject to the whims of the censors and can be deleted at a moment’s notice;
and unobtrusive because the regime’s efforts to control what makes it onto the Chinese internet and to popularise alternative domestic versions of banned services have been so successful that most people are unaware of, or unconcerned by, the borders of their digital world."
