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Or you could say that the act of tying eligibility for registering a domain to citizenship was the problem. Isn't the Internet meant to be supernational? Do bi
by dingaling 6y ago
Or you could say that the act of tying eligibility for registering a domain to citizenship was the problem.
Isn't the Internet meant to be supernational? Do bits have to stop for visa checks at borders?
- cromka 6y agoThe ccTLDs are maintained by the respective entities that own them. This has nothing to do with Internet being supranational, the DNS simply does not reflect that. In fact, it had been controlled via ICANN by the US for the longest time: https://newrepublic.com/article/117037/us-gives-iana-and-dns-control-icann https://newrepublic.com/article/117037/us-gives-iana-and-dns...