This seems similar to the scheme in which Microsoft diverted the no-ip.com DNS to their servers some legal shenanigans, namely some system of being able to get

This seems similar to the scheme in which Microsoft diverted the no-ip.com DNS to their servers some legal shenanigans, namely some system of being able to get a judgement without informing the owner of the domain they were going after. Ars Technica http://bit.ly/2whNn9x http://bit.ly/2whNn9x, zdnet https://zd.net/2MLdcZU https://zd.net/2MLdcZU Since when did they become the policemen of the internet. and do the judges who authorize these things have an understanding of the internet at all?