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This leads to essentially breaking the internet. Do we want that? A degree of being difficult or impossible for a country that isn't hosting the servers or bus
by Zak 6y ago
This leads to essentially breaking the internet. Do we want that?
A degree of being difficult or impossible for a country that isn't hosting the servers or business operations of an internet service to enforce laws and regulations on it used to be seen as a feature. We already have a situation where reading most US local news from Europe requires the use of a VPN. Is an expansion of that situation desirable? When most of the population starts doing it, will banning VPNs be the norm outside of countries the West largely regards as totalitarian?
I don't like the path this has to go down for enforcement to be effective.
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