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If you're in russia and you're using an email address at a .ru TLD... you're doing it wrong.
by ryanisnan 7y ago
If you're in russia and you're using an email address at a .ru TLD... you're doing it wrong.
- computerfriend 7y agoHow many US citizens are using a US-based email provider?
- ryanisnan 7y agoThe country of business is pretty important, but the point I'm making has less to do with that and more to do with control over a country's TLD.
- ost 7y agoWhat's the problem with .ru?
- ryanisnan 7y agoWell if the controlling authority of a TLD wanted to shut off a service, it's pretty easy to do that at the DNS level. There are other ways that a government can restrict access to a user (or group of users), of course. Still, if I were worried about being censored, I would try to make it as difficult as possible.