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Or "we're not interested in being regulated by a foreign government".
by AlexB138 8y ago
Or "we're not interested in being regulated by a foreign government".
- ainiriand 8y agoIs there such thing as foreign in the internet? Can you choose to just not adhere to a law that protects the users? If the law was unfair it would be fair to resist, though.
- rock_hard 8y agoFair is a matter of perspective and opinion and not a universal fact though
- betterunix2 8y agoYes, there is such a thing as "foreign" on the Internet, a fact that has been dramatically demonstrated by China and North Korea, and also less dramatically by America (copyrights) and Europe (copyrights and privacy regulations). It is easy to forget that the Internet is only as international as governments are willing to allow, and that a government can (and some have) disconnect the domestic network in some country from the global Internet.