> One is legal -- the government tells registered ISPs "stop forwarding packets". This only works as long as people respect the law. It wouldn't surprise me if

> One is legal -- the government tells registered ISPs "stop forwarding packets". This only works as long as people respect the law. It wouldn't surprise me if in many countries they'd keep forwarding packets on the down-low. Black market internet access. At least for extended shutdowns. May not be any incentive if it lasts very short time.