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Using OpenVPN or Wireguard should work because they typically use port 443, which you can't block without killing the internet connection altogether.
Wireguard uses UDP which you definitely can block without breaking HTTPS (just QUIC aka HTTP/3). And its default is port 51820, I believe.
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I use the websocket tunnel connection mode in Windscribe for those networks that block VPNs.
If you use tcp
Wouldn’t UDP on port 443 still be weird though? I can’t remember whether QUIC and modern HTTP servers serve UDP on that port.