Great Firewall of China

Definition

The Great Firewall of China refers to the extensive system of internet censorship and surveillance implemented by the Chinese government. It restricts access to certain foreign websites, social media platforms, and online content deemed politically sensitive or harmful.

Related terms

Internet censorship: The practice of controlling or limiting access to certain online information or websites.

VPN (Virtual Private Network): A technology that allows users to create a secure connection over the internet and bypass restrictions imposed by the Great Firewall.

Golden Shield Project: Another name for the Great Firewall of China, highlighting its purpose as a protective measure for national security.