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> e.g. Tor and P2P style. You are always going to be able to encrypt your data in a way that their filters do not understand. The problem is that anything the
by eck 9y ago
> e.g. Tor and P2P style.
You are always going to be able to encrypt your data in a way that their filters do not understand. The problem is that anything the filters do not understand will go to the low priority queue. Your Tor traffic will get treated just like Netflix traffic, in the event that Netflix chooses not to pay protection money.
- webkike 9y agoOr the packets might be thrown out entirely, only letting you use a certain set of port, ip ranges and protocols
- eck 9y agoI doubt they'll ever throw anything out entirely. 2000ms latency and 75% packet loss is as good as blocked and the PR team can keep saying they don't block anything.