There's a local one that I use and I'll send you a link.

When you use a proxy service, it is the proxy that actually surfs and then sends the results to you. If you setup an encrypted tunnel, it won't be censored.

My iphone browser allows me to access TER through ATT 3G network (even though it's not the best).  If I want to login to my TER account, my booking gmail, my P411 account ... I wouldn't trust public WIFIs, would I?  "Okay, let's meet at Sheraton Boston, room 2112, 5:30 pm." -- wouldn't that be too much info over a public net?

It is a free vpn tunneling service through https, which is *almost* impossible to block. Their ads can be a little annoyig though.

https://www.torproject.org/projects/vidalia.html.en

There's 4 parts to it in the installer:

TOR  (routing software that allows connections to the TOR network)

Vidalia (GUI frontend to TOR)

TORButton (little button for Firefox that allows you to turn it on and off)

Polipo (a local proxy that makes things faster, I think)


You can also try the TOR browser bundle.  I haven't tried it.  If it works for you, please report back.
https://www.torproject.org/download/download.html.en#torbrowser

and access the internet from anywhere.