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Seems to be a trend with multiple countries now, there was an article about Russia "unplugging" recently. More nails in the coffin of a borderless internet.
by filereaper 8y ago
Seems to be a trend with multiple countries now, there was an article about Russia "unplugging" recently. More nails in the coffin of a borderless internet.
- toasterlovin 8y agoChina is the shining example that there’s a whole lot of sovereignty to be gained and not much of anything to be lost by cutting off American tech firms. My guess is that the internet divides along old geopolitical lines: the Anglosphere, continental Western Europe, Eastern Europe and Russia, China and its sphere of influence, India, etc.