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اگر Notion در روسیه کار نمی‌کند چه کنیم: توضیح صادقانه (از سپتامبر ۲۰۲۴ خودِ Notion برای رعایت تحریم‌های آمریکا حساب‌های روسیه را مسدود کرد، این مسدودسازی RKN نبود) و راه پایدارتر برای دسترسی (کلاینت VLESS+Reality)

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Diagram: since September 2024 Notion blocks Russian IPs and workspaces to comply with US sanctions (a company withdrawal, not an RKN block); a foreign IP via a system-level VLESS+Reality client makes sign-up / login usable again; export a data backup first; paid plans still need a foreign payment card
Diagram: since September 2024 Notion blocks Russian IPs and workspaces to comply with US sanctions (a company withdrawal, not an RKN block); a foreign IP via a system-level VLESS+Reality client makes sign-up / login usable again; export a data backup first; paid plans still need a foreign payment card

First, the honest part: what actually happened to Notion in Russia (a company block, not an RKN block)

In practice you see: Notion won't open / login fails, you can't register a new account from a Russian IP, and paid workspaces get suspended or prompt you to migrate your data. Here's the key distinction to make honestly: Notion was not blocked by RKN — the company itself, since September 2024, blocked IPs and workspaces from Russia to comply with US sanctions and export controls. So this is a "service-side compliance withdrawal + exclusion by IP region", not a Russian state-firewall block. It's the same class of mechanism as ChatGPT's regional restriction in Russia. The result for you is similar (it doesn't work), but the cause is different — and so is the fix, which is straightforward: you need a stable foreign IP so Notion sees you as outside the excluded region.

Do this immediately: export a backup of your Notion data first

Because this is a company compliance block (not a passing network hiccup), Notion explicitly warned it would delete Russian users' workspace data. So the first step isn't finding a VPN — it's backing up your data: once logged in (if you can't log in, restore access with the foreign IP below first), go to Settings → Workspace (or personal settings) → Export all workspace content and export as Markdown & CSV (or HTML). That way, even if the account has trouble again later, your notes, databases and docs exist locally. Back up first, then worry about long-term access — that's the most responsible order for your data.

Why free VPN extensions / proxies often aren't stable enough

The first instinct is a free VPN browser extension or a free proxy. It helps for a while, but in reality: first, free extensions / proxies use public shared IP ranges that are easily detected and throttled, so a sync-heavy app like Notion spins / fails to load / falls out of sync; second, a browser extension only protects the browser — your Notion desktop and mobile apps still go over the real network and still won't connect; third, Notion relies heavily on long-lived API connections and real-time sync, which suffer first when a public proxy is congested or drops, risking lost edits and conflicts; fourth, on privacy, a free extension can see all your browser traffic — and Notion often holds your most sensitive notes and material, with precedents of logging / resale.

The key point: to keep Notion stable, cover the whole device

Notion is used across the web, desktop app and mobile app, and depends heavily on real-time sync. To keep it stable overall, the channel should be system-level, dedicated, stable and low-latency — covering all of Notion's clients, not just one browser extension. The good news: unlike video platforms that actively ban datacenter IPs (e.g. Netflix), SaaS like Notion is relatively tolerant of foreign IPs, and its bandwidth needs are modest, so a single stable foreign tunnel usually syncs smoothly. As a bonus: if you also use ChatGPT, GitHub, Figma or Telegram — sanctioned-out or blocked services — a system-level solution covers them too.

A more reliable alternative: a VLESS + Reality client

VLESS is a lean transport protocol and Reality is its TLS camouflage layer, disguising your traffic as ordinary HTTPS to a real public website. Running VLESS+Reality in a real client (sing-box / v2rayN / Shadowrocket) works at the system level: Notion's web and desktop / mobile apps all go through the tunnel; a dedicated node makes real-time sync steadier with fewer lost edits; and it's harder to auto-throttle than a free proxy with a public entry point. The trade-off is you need a subscription and a client. Two honest caveats: first, no method guarantees it works forever — during a regional shutdown no foreign channel connects; second, we solve "access", not "payment" — the Free plan is already very capable and most individuals just need access restored, but paid plans (Plus / Business) still need a working foreign payment card, which a tunnel can't provide.

How to use Notion again in Russia: concrete steps

  1. Copy your subscription link from the dashboard (prefer VLESS+Reality nodes for Russian conditions).
  2. Install a mature client: Shadowrocket on iOS, sing-box or v2rayN on Android / desktop, and import the subscription URL (don't add single nodes by hand).
  3. Pick a stable node in a non-Russian region (low latency, low loss) and run a latency test; sync apps are sensitive to packet loss, so favour a stable line.
  4. Use Rule mode: send Russian banking / government (Gosuslugi) apps direct (they reject foreign IPs) and route Notion (notion.so / notion.site) through the tunnel.
  5. First export a Markdown & CSV backup via Settings → Export all workspace content; then log in and use it normally. To open a paid plan, separately prepare a working foreign payment card (the tunnel can't solve payment).

Honest expectations

Comply with local laws and third-party terms of service; this article is a technical tutorial only, responsibility for security and compliance rests with the user, and no guarantee can be made about the long-term availability of third-party services (including Notion).

سؤالات متداول

Is Notion blocked by RKN in Russia?
Strictly, no. Since September 2024 Notion itself, to comply with US sanctions and export controls, blocked IPs and workspaces from Russia and barred sign-up from Russian IPs — a service-side compliance withdrawal plus exclusion by IP region, not a national RKN block. The result for you is similar (it doesn't work), but the cause is different: you need a stable foreign IP so Notion sees you as outside the excluded region. Running VLESS+Reality in a system-level client routes Notion's web and apps through a foreign tunnel, and sign-up / login usually work again.
With VLESS, can I also open a paid Notion plan?
Access can be restored; payment not necessarily. A foreign IP makes sign-up and login work again, and the Free plan is already very capable, so most people just need access; but paid plans (Plus / Business) need a working foreign payment card, which is beyond a tunnel / VPN. Honestly: we solve access, not payment.
Should I back up my data first?
Strongly recommended. Because this is a company compliance block (which warned it would delete Russian workspaces), not a passing network hiccup. The first thing after restoring access is Settings → Export all workspace content, exporting as Markdown & CSV (or HTML) and keeping a local copy — then worry about long-term access.
Will Notion ban VPN IPs the way Netflix does?
Relatively tolerant. Unlike video platforms that actively ban datacenter / VPN IPs (e.g. Netflix), SaaS like Notion is fairly tolerant of foreign IPs and its bandwidth needs are modest, so a single stable dedicated VLESS+Reality node usually syncs smoothly. Of course, no method guarantees it works forever; for real-time sync apps, favour a stable low-loss line.

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ChatGPT در روسیه: محدودیت OpenAI، نه مسدودسازی RKN کدام VPN در سال ۲۰۲۶ هنوز در روسیه کار می‌کند: چرا OpenVPN/WireGuard مسدود می‌شوند و VLESS+Reality دوام می‌آورد VLESS Reality چیست — کاربرد و تفاوت با VPN چه‌کار کنیم وقتی گیت‌هاب در روسیه باز نمی‌شود / کند شده: توضیح صادقانه (روسکومنادزور رسماً گیت‌هاب را مسدود نکرده و در فهرست ممنوعه نیست، اما از مه ۲۰۲۶ دسترسی «به‌طور زیرساختی خفه» می‌شود، به‌علاوهٔ ۱۳۰+ صفحهٔ جداگانه که نقطه‌ای مسدود شده‌اند؛ این مسدودسازی کل سایت نیست) و راهی مطمئن‌تر برای ورود (کلاینت VLESS+Reality) اگر وایبر (Viber) در روسیه کار نمی‌کند چه کنیم: توضیح صادقانه (در ۱۳ دسامبر ۲۰۲۴ RKN رسماً وایبر را مسدود کرد — این یک مسدودسازی واقعی در سطح شبکه است، نه مشکل گوشی شما) و راه پایدارتر برای دسترسی (کلاینت VLESS+Reality) اگر Slack در روسیه کار نمی‌کند چه کنیم: توضیح صادقانه (این Slack است که برای رعایت تحریم‌های آمریکا/اروپا کاربران روسی را محدود می‌کند، نه مسدودسازی RKN) و راهی پایدارتر برای کار تیمی (کلاینت VLESS+Reality)

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