There is no "bypass censorship" function in the settings.

[snooppr]

Using a supported version?

• [X] I have searched searched open and closed issues for duplicates.
• [X] I am using Signal-Desktop as provided by the Signal team, not a 3rd-party package.

Overall summary

There is a "bypass censorship" feature in the Android Signal settings. It works. In Signal Desktop, the feature is missing/was not there.

Russia has strict censorship: VPN is blocked, TOR is blocked (bridges are also blocked), Signal was also blocked in the summer. But it works on Android if you enable the "bypass censorship" function. Signal will not work on Desktop and it is pointless, consider adding the "bypass censorship" function to Signal Desktop as well.

Steps to reproduce

explore all Signal Desktop settings and don't find the "bypass censorship" feature.

Expected result

Waiting to go online.

Actual result

Signal cannot connect to the network, connection not established.

Screenshots

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Signal version

Snap

Operating system

GNU/Linux

Version of Signal on your phone

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Link to debug log

No response

[indutny-signal]

Thank you for this feature request. We are constantly working on improving feature parity between our clients, but some things remain to be done. I encourage you to submit this feature request to community forums as per pinned issue in this repo: https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Desktop/issues/5541

[snooppr]

Thank you for this feature request. We are constantly working on improving feature parity between our clients, but some things remain to be done. I encourage you to submit this feature request to community forums as per pinned issue in this repo: #5541

Sorry, this is an inconvenient format of the report, I can not accept it. If you have the opportunity and you are interested in solving the voiced problem, you can move the topic to your forum. Thank you.