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> What happens if the DNS server refuses to host the IP lookup? No need. It's easier if DNS registrars conspire to confiscate and/or refuse to sell domain name
by lylecubed 8y ago
> What happens if the DNS server refuses to host the IP lookup?
No need. It's easier if DNS registrars conspire to confiscate and/or refuse to sell domain names. This has already been done. SSL certs can, and have been, revoked. The ISPs haven't really been involved in these types of actions since the 90s, so I'm curious what their stance is. For now, if you've been run off the face of the WWW, you still have TOR hidden services or IPFS. Who knows what will happen when the ISPs get involved.