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It would be easy enough to get around a DNS ban. Especially since they can't stop people from using whatever name server they choose or mapping IPs locally the
by sdh 16y ago
It would be easy enough to get around a DNS ban. Especially since they can't stop people from using whatever name server they choose or mapping IPs locally themselves.
- gnaritas 16y agoWhile that is technically true, to 99% of the population, that is deep magic. They'd find a way to charge you for hacking for changing your own hosts file.
- cmelbye 16y agoYeah, is there any technical information on how this would be done yet? Seems like I could just use DNS servers from another country if worse came to worst.