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Good that an ISP has the balls to do that. On a technical note: is this kind of censorship at DNS level, where that ISP's default DNS servers return a differen
by adetrest 8y ago
Good that an ISP has the balls to do that.
On a technical note: is this kind of censorship at DNS level, where that ISP's default DNS servers return a different ip for the blocked sites, or is it one level deeper and using third party DNS won't help?