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The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it. Close this as "works as designed".
by preinheimer 7y ago
The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it.
Close this as "works as designed".
- squiggleblaz 7y ago1990s era myth. Falsified entirely nowadays but anyone who's ever been in a non-first tier democracy. The internet drops packets and they don't get through. And we're not just talking about the Great Firewall of China. More or less democratic states - and sometimes the free market of ISPs - will effectively censor you. That's precisely why Mozilla has tried to create a new protocol to deal with the censorship. A bunch of people doing work to negotiate and implement a new protocol is not "the internet" unless you have the most depraved view of people or a view of "the internet" so broad as to be completely meaningless that we even had the internet in mediaeval Sweden.