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I would hope not. AFAICT Zello is breaking no laws in their home country, and is not breaking Amazon's TOS. Although it wouldn't be the first time I've been dis
by freehunter 9y ago
I would hope not. AFAICT Zello is breaking no laws in their home country, and is not breaking Amazon's TOS. Although it wouldn't be the first time I've been disappointed to see a US company bend their rules to accommodate unrealistic requests from dictatorships.
- jessaustin 9y agoTOS can be amended. This seems more like the sort of thing you hire CloudFlare to handle, not AWS. Why does this service need to operate from "dozens of subnets"/"14 million IP addresses"?
- zxcmx 9y agoTo make it harder to block, I imagine...
- freehunter 9y agoI’m not sure the service has that many addresses, just that’s as far as Russia could narrow it down to block it. Otherwise they could just switch IPs and keep rolling.
- amelius 9y agoOk, but what about other Amazon-customers who serve Russia?