"How are they going to do this? I mean, anyone could spin up a machine located in the US within a few minutes - how would they know?" They can't. They can ide

"How are they going to do this? I mean, anyone could spin up a machine located in the US within a few minutes - how would they know?" They can't. They can identify commercial proxy providers and the IP blocks they utilize and block them. Maybe they can auto-identify subnets based on their ARIN registration text ... it's still just a wack-a-mole process. If you own your own IP space in the US that you use for your own purposes, it will presumably work forever. Or, put another way, if you are truly a peer on the Internet, you can continue to do the things it was meant for. If not, you're just a media consumer.