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> They block port 25 though They don't explicitly disallow it in their TOS, they just make it impossible by disabling the underlying tech. And this > no rac
by writepub 8y ago
> They block port 25 though
They don't explicitly disallow it in their TOS, they just make it impossible by disabling the underlying tech.
And this
> no racism/unethical behavior. * no portscanning. * no illegal downloads/uploads
"unethical" behavior is the most arbitrary, un-objective clause one can ever have. Your ISP may find your hosting an email server "unethical", and this clause allows them to ban you.
Europe is NOT superior in any way
- 8fingerlouie 8y agounethical behavior is my (bad) translation. The original Danish wording is restricted to hate speech. They also specifically disallow distribution/downloading of child pornography and leaks like "fappening", which i translated to "illegal downloads/uploads". The list of things that are disallowed is very specifically worded in Danish, as legalese usually is. Furthermore it is also customary in Denmark to allow all traffic. in or outbound. All "metadata" is logged for 5 years, mandated by law, so every IP i connect to is there along with port, duration, protocol (if available).