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Where there's a will, there's a way. I don't believe everyone is guaranteed easy IT as a basic human right. Buy some servers. Or just setup a proxy so no one kn
by dumbfounder 6y ago
Where there's a will, there's a way. I don't believe everyone is guaranteed easy IT as a basic human right. Buy some servers. Or just setup a proxy so no one knows where the actual servers are and when one isp shuts you down you can move as fast as dns can update.
Then, of course, the domain name company may come after you. But you can also use a direct ip address. I don't think domain names are a basic human right either.
- dingaling 6y ago> But you can also use a direct ip address. And then the RIR cuts off your AS. Or your SSL issuer revokes your cert. They can't win on the conventional Internet, even by playing a shell-game. So these 'deplatformed' services will move to store-and-forward mesh networking using opportunistic connectivity over ad hoc WiFi or Bluetooth or whatever. And that's going to be nearly impossible to monitor and police. How will we know what they're discussing if we don't even know that they're communicating? The more you tighten your grip...