hxehex/russia-mobile-internet-whitelist

a list of domains and ips that stay live in russia when the mobile internet gets restricted

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Type:Curated List / Learning ResourceCategory(s):OSINT & ReconnaissancePrivacy & CryptographySecurity & Privacy
Added to GitGenius on September 18th, 2026
Created on September 13th, 2025
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Detailed Description

Russia Mobile Internet Whitelist is a curated allowlist of domains and IP addresses that remain accessible on Russian mobile networks during internet restrictions.

The tool addresses the problem of mobile internet censorship in Russia by maintaining a list of domains and IP addresses that continue to function when broader restrictions are imposed. It works by documenting which services and infrastructure remain reachable, enabling users to identify and access connectivity options when general mobile internet access is curtailed. The list is designed for use with proxy and VPN tools including Sing-box, XRay, and XRay-core, allowing users to route traffic through whitelisted endpoints.

This resource is suited for users in Russia who need to maintain connectivity during periods of mobile internet restriction, as well as researchers and digital rights advocates studying censorship patterns. It functions as a reference for understanding which services the Russian telecommunications regulator Roskomnadzor permits to remain accessible during restrictions. The project is most useful for those already familiar with proxy configuration and willing to integrate the allowlist into their chosen circumvention tool.

The project maintains an active record of whitelisted domains and IP addresses, with updates reflecting changes in what remains accessible on Russian mobile networks. The repository accepts contributions documenting newly discovered accessible services and IP ranges. Development activity shows ongoing engagement with the list's accuracy and completeness as network conditions change.