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EzPi

EzPi unblocks websites and apps that your internet company blocks.

It's for Linux. It's tiny (~15 MB), runs in the background, and needs zero setup.

1. Install it

Open a terminal in this folder and run:

sudo ./install.sh

That's it. It sets everything up for you.

2. Turn it on and off

Just type:

ezpi
  • First time you type it → it turns ON → EzPi started successfully.
  • Type ezpi again → it turns OFF → EzPi stopped.

One word. That's the whole thing.

3. Is it actually working?

ezpi --check

This tests it live and tells you yes or no.

Want to see the logo?

ezpi --wizard

Remove it

sudo ./install.sh --uninstall

What it does (simple version)

When you open a website, your internet company can see the site's name and block it. EzPi hides that name so the block can't catch it. Your sites open normally.

It never reads or touches your actual data. It just hides the name.

Build it yourself (optional)

make build
make test

License

MIT. Do whatever you want with it. See LICENSE.


#### Windows, and its users do NOT deserve My Projects.

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Tiny DPI bypass for Linux — unblocks SNI-censored sites and apps (built for Turkcell Superonline, Turkey)

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