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Turkish Internet companies disguised as Google DNS !!

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Her decision to prevent her on popular websites prompted many citizens of the country to use DNS of Google to circumvent the ban. Today, the company said that most Turkish internet service companies have disguised in Google DNS, obviously to spy on their users.

The move comes a week after the Turkish government banned the company's DNS. "We have received many reliable reports and we have confirmed with our own research that the services Name System Google (DNS) have been intercepted, "the company said in a blog post.
What does "intercepted" mean? Turkish Internet service providers have disguised themselves as Google !!

In the early days of Turkey's ban on Twitter and later on YouTube, Turkish citizens were able to restore their access to websites by launching their traffic through Google's DNS. But now Turkish ISPs have created servers that seem to be Google, according to Google's announcement, endangering users who could be monitored by the government.

Turkey blocked access to the social networks we mentioned when Prime Minister Recep Erdoğan was found to be involved in a scandal. From the networks that were banned, leaked recordings showed that his son, the son of the Turkish Prime Minister, had large sums of money. Erdoğan denied the authenticity of the recordings, saying it was the work of his opponent, Fethullah Gulen. Since then he has forbidden access to websites believing that he will stop the leaks, but also social outcry.

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