Google's uProxy service

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A very interesting read;

http://www.afr.com/p/technology/google_unveils_uproxy_to_bypass_EAp7B3306AXXZ4MtMUGYMK

This new service will apparently be to "shield news organisations and human rights groups from cyberattacks as part of a new package of services designed to support "free expression" on the web."

Seems like a good idea to me. Would be a good way for google to test out new service denial techniques as well I suppose.

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Thats so cool, will uproxy be free for mozzila and chrome users?

 Damn if only isps would update their lines for faster speeds then you could possibly conceive many running encrpyted connections because at some point chrome made it default to on like facebook did to open privacy filter.

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