In part, it has also been the work of dictatorships that eagerly share their worst practices with one another. A host of new circumvention technologies are coming onto the market, and millions of Chinese, Vietnamese, Iranians, Tunisians, and others fervently want ac- cess to them. Rich liberal democracies need to do much more to support the development of such technologies, and to facilitate (and subsidize) their cheap and safe dissemination to countries where the Internet is sup- pressed