If VPNs and encrypted DNS can both be blocked, what’s actually left?

Been seeing more reports lately about VPNs getting blocked more aggressively, and now even encrypted DNS like DoH/DoT seems to be getting targeted in places with heavy internet restrictions.

It got me wondering where this eventually ends. If regular VPN servers get identified, encrypted DNS gets interfered with, and DPI keeps getting better at spotting different protocols, what are people actually using in heavily restricted networks these days?

Obfuscated VPNs, Tor, residential connections, decentralized networks, something else? Curious what’s actually holding up in the real world rather than just working in theory.