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The Firefox Tor has at least five builtin bridge options.
[1]no bridge
[2]obfs4 is a type of built-in bridge that makes your Tor traffic look
random. They are also less likely to be blocked than their predecessors,
obfs3 bridges.
[3]Snowflake is a built-in bridge that defeats censorship by routing your
connection through Snowflake proxies, ran by volunteers.
[4]meek-azure is a built-in bridge that makes it look like you are using a
Microsoft web site instead of using Tor.
How do YOU choose between those five builtin bridge options?
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