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Georgia Tech researchers have created a tool to monitor the accessibility of Web pages around the world that can be installed by adding a single line of code to a web page. The tool, Encore, runs when a user visits a website where the code is installed and then discreetly collects data from potentially censored sites. Credit: Image courtesy of Georgia Institute of Technology

Censorship? Researchers develop ‘Encore’ to monitor Web access

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