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== [https://github.com/ValdikSS/GoodbyeDPI Goodbye DPI] ==
A user-friendly DPI circumvention utility designed specifically for the Windows operating system. It runs on a user's local Windows PC (versions 7 through 11 are supported). It works by installing a Windows filter driver to intercept and modify packets as they leave the machine. It employs multiple methods simultaneously to be effective against a wide range of DPI systems. These methods include: TCP-level fragmentation, HTTP header manipulation (e.g., replacing Host with hoSt, or removing spaces), and sending fake packets with low TTLs to “poison” the DPI's state and cause it to fail. It also includes modes to redirect DNS requests to non-standard ports to bypass simple DNS poisoning.

'''PROs:'''
* <span style="color:green">'''Easy to Use:'''</span> This is its primary advantage. It is ideal for non-technical Windows users. The most common use case involves just running a single <code>.cmd</code> script.
* <span style="color:green">'''No IP Change:'''</span> Shares the same benefits as Zapret; it does not interfere with local, geo-restricted services. Also, no third party to trust.
* <span style="color:green">'''Effective:'''</span> It is designed to actively bypass both “Passive DPI” (which tries to “race” the real server with a fake reset packet) and “Active DPI” (which sits in-line and modifies traffic).

'''CONs:'''
* <span style="color:red">'''No Extra Privacy or Anonymity:'''</span> Like Zapret, this provides no extra encryption and is not a privacy tool. It is for access only.