Soapy: Can This Plug-In Kill SOPA?

“Like crispy bacon, I crave censorship circumvention,” reads the website for Soapy, a Firefox plug-in that will allow users to visit websites blocked by the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) if it is passed.

This would be a nightmare for sites like YouTube or Reddit, which could be shut down if SOPA passes.

Not so, says Soapy. The plug-in claims it will allow users to get to these sites even if the government drops the hammer. The process is relatively fool proof, according to Soapy’s creator Griffin Boyce:

Will the Internet always be one step ahead of legislation? Is Soapy a SOPA-killer?

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