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This is the same argument that could be leveraged against any privacy focused company. In fact it has been, against Apple and the various privacy focused email
by freehunter 7y ago
This is the same argument that could be leveraged against any privacy focused company. In fact it has been, against Apple and the various privacy focused email companies and WhatsApp and VPN companies, the list goes on.
What did you expect Namecheap to do? Take your word for it and ban one of their customers, just because you said so?
- romaniitedomum 7y ago> What did you expect Namecheap to do? Take your word for it and ban one of their customers, just because you said so? What did I expect them to do? Look at the reported site they're hosting. Is it violating their TOS? If so, remove it.
- ksec 7y agoWhat if selling marijuana is legal? And doesn't violate their TOS?
- romaniitedomum 7y agoLegal where? It may be legal to sell it where it's hosted, but will they check that it's legal to deliver it to the destination? And the site in question has text on it promising to pack the goods in dog-proof bags and they also promise to refund customers whose orders are seized, indicating they know perfectly well they're breaking the law and are happy to help others do it too.