РАБОЧИЙ СПОСОБ ОБХОДА БЛОКИРОВОК 2026: обход блокировок РКН и белых списков на Август 2026

Learn a reliable VPN method to bypass Russian internet censorship and Roskomnadzor blocks using Hiddify and Luna VPN in 2026.

Key Takeaways

Hiddify is a popular free VPN client effective for bypassing Russian censorship.
Luna VPN offers a unique multi-key subscription model increasing VPN reliability.
Bypassing Telegram blocks is necessary to access Luna VPN in Russia.
Using multiple VPN keys ensures continued access despite Roskomnadzor’s blocking efforts.
Users should test VPN solutions themselves as effectiveness may vary by region and ISP.

What the video covers

The video demonstrates a reliable VPN setup to bypass Russian internet censorship and Roskomnadzor blocks in 2026.
It explains the variability of blocking systems across regions and ISPs, highlighting the need for adaptable solutions.
The presenter recommends using the free VPN client Hiddify, downloadable from GitHub for multiple platforms.
Instructions are provided for installing Hiddify on Windows and managing app downloads on iPhone due to App Store restrictions.
The video introduces Luna VPN, a paid subscription service that mixes multiple VPN keys (main, backup, reserve) for reliability.
A workaround to bypass Telegram blocks is shown using a GitHub repository with free subscription keys to initially access Luna VPN.
The presenter explains how Luna VPN’s multi-key system ensures continuous access despite aggressive VPN blocking by regulators.
Users are encouraged to verify VPN performance themselves and test Luna VPN via a link in the video description.
The method covers bypassing blocks on popular platforms like Telegram, Instagram, and Discord.
The video concludes with a call to like, subscribe, and comment feedback on the VPN bypass method.

Chapters

What VPN client does the video recommend for bypassing Russian censorship?

The video recommends using Hiddify, a free VPN client popular in Russia, available for TV, phones, and computers.

How does Luna VPN improve VPN reliability against Roskomnadzor blocks?

Luna VPN provides three different subscription keys—main, backup, and reserve—ensuring continued access even if one key is blocked.

How can users bypass the Telegram block to access Luna VPN in Russia?

Users can bypass Telegram blocks by using a GitHub repository with free subscription keys and connecting through a non-Russian server with sufficient speed.

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Are you looking for a reliable VPN that doesn't disconnect, works consistently, and can be trusted? Then this video will help you and answer all your questions. I will now show everyone, quickly and clearly, how to use a proper VPN. Yes, in a way that you

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download it once and consistently bypass all blocks in Russia. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Let’s go. For everyone's understanding, I should mention that blocking systems like TSPU and DPI have different settings across regions and carriers.

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That is why one workaround might work for some people but not for others. Personally, I live in Troitsk, and my PC internet provider is Rostelecom. The foundation of today’s workaround is a VPN client. There are many different ones. There are free ones and even paid

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ones. Personally, I use Hiddify. It’s a free VPN client that is available for TV, phones, and computers. In principle, it is the most popular one in Russia.

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We will download it to the computer specifically from GitHub. To do this, we go to Google—make sure it’s Google, not Yandex. And type "Hiddify" into the search bar. It will immediately show us their official repository. We enter it and, to be sure,

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check that it has more than 1,000 followers. This means the repository is indeed official. And for Windows, we will download the .exe file from here using the corresponding button. This is the Hiddify installer. You can also download the APK for Android or TV here,

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but for iPhone, you must download it from the App Store. It's a bit more of a hassle since it gets removed from the Russian App Store, so you'll have to change your Apple ID region. I’ve talked about this in my previous videos.

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We’ve downloaded the Hiddify installer. Let’s run it. And here is the standard step-by-step installation.

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Select the language and the installation path. I don’t change anything here, just click next. I’ll uncheck the second box here, leaving only the first one. And click install.

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Hiddify is installed. Now we launch it on the computer, making sure to run it as administrator. And for now, it's empty. We need to insert our VPN service subscription key here. Everyone uses different VPNs. There are so many

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of them out there. It all depends on personal preference and what works for each person. If you don't know any VPNs that provide good, reliable, and fast subscription keys, I’ll give you my personal recommendation. It’s Luna VPN. I’ve left the link to it in the

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description under this video so you don’t accidentally stumble upon some random bot. There is a problem. Luna VPN, like all similar solutions, is located on Telegram. As we know, Telegram is blocked in Russia, and we won’t be able to use Luna VPN without

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first bypassing the Telegram block. But don't worry, there are temporary workarounds to bypass Telegram. To do this, go to your browser—make sure it's Google, not Yandex—and search for "bypass allowlists." Open the GitHub repository by Zen 2. What even

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is this? It’s someone leaking stolen subscription keys. It’s unclear where they are from or why they are free.

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Obviously, it's better not to use this long-term. It’s, at the very least, not ours, and it is free. We’ll just bypass Telegram, grab a subscription for Luna VPN, and forget about them. On this page, scroll down a bit, look for

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the "Subscription Mirrors" section, and copy the very first link here. Paste this link into the downloaded hub in this field and click "Let's go." There are a lot of different countries here.

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To bypass Telegram, we need a non-Russian server with at least some speed. The speedometer at the top will help us determine the speed. Click it and look for a non-Russian server with at least some speed. This German server

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works for me. I’ll select it. Check the top right to make sure it's set to "v2ray/sing-box" mode. And now press the power button. That’s it; now, with this insecure VPN turned on, I can click the link in the video description,

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and Telegram and Luna VPN will open. Everything will load successfully, albeit at a questionable speed, because a bunch of other reckless people who don't care about their security are also using these free keys. So, anyway, we've entered Luna VPN. Send the "start

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" command to the bot, and you'll immediately see a bright button to "try for one day." Click it, and you'll be prompted to pay 15 rubles for one test day. 15 rubles. I think this is done because free test access still costs

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money to provide, so giving it away for free is not a great idea, especially for a large audience. So, we bought it for 15 rubles a test day, and now we can test it. But what is the point of

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this solution? Because Luna VPN, as you might have thought, is not your typical VPN that you—and I—are used to.

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Luna VPN is a service that picks out working VPNs for us. It’s not just one VPN; it’s a mixer of different VPNs. Because for one subscription, which costs 350 rubles outside of test access per month, we get three

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different keys: main, backup, and reserve. Most of the time, of course, we’ll use the main key and everything will work, but Roskomnadzor is relentless now, and attacks on various VPNs have become more frequent. And in case your main key won't load, you'll

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always have a backup and a reserve key for the same money you already paid.

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You won't need to pay anything more. So, we select the main key, copy it, paste it into the hub, and get a bunch of different working servers, auto-selection, whitelisting, everything just works perfectly on its own. But in case you aren't satisfied

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with the speed of that key or if everything is down, there are always spare and backup options with their own working keys. After all, the regulator can't block all VPNs at once, so they will definitely keep working. All the

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servers work great, and as you can see, I easily bypass blocks on Telegram, Instagram, Discord, basically anything.

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But again, you need to verify for yourself that everything will work just as well for you. So follow the link in the description to Luna VPN and test it out yourself. And that is basically it.

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I hope I’ve helped someone. Hit the like button, subscribe to my channel, and let me know in the comments what you think of my method for bypassing internet censorship in Russia. Good luck and bye. Yeah.

Topics:VPNRussia internet censorshipRoskomnadzor bypassHiddify VPNLuna VPNTelegram block bypassVPN subscription keysinternet freedomVPN installation2026 VPN workaround

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