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You probably did not understand the issue. The domain in question is a part of a copyrigth protection scheme. Blocking access to it is a circumvention of copyri
by codedokode 9y ago
You probably did not understand the issue. The domain in question is a part of a copyrigth protection scheme. Blocking access to it is a circumvention of copyright protection scheme and it is illegal under DMCA. No, you cannot block hosts that are a part of a copyright protection scheme and you cannot distribute the software that does that.
How you block the domain - with a simple string or an automatically trained neural network - doesn't matter.
- mirimir 9y agoI can block anything I like. And I can do whatever I like to help others do that. And I'll make sure that nobody can stop me, or them, or threaten me about it.
- codedokode 9y agoWell, if you do not live in the DMCA country then you are correct.
- mirimir 9y agoI make sure that nobody knows who I am, or where I live in meatspace.
- mrsteveman1 9y ago> The domain in question is a part of a copyrigth protection scheme. Blocking access to it is a circumvention of copyright protection scheme and it is illegal under DMCA. You're asserting things to be true that are very much in question, and the assertion borders on the absurd. Is it also a DMCA violation to add firewall rules to ones own network equipment?