> The more you have a small amount of centralised points you can target, the lower the costs to implement sweeping measures against all traffic and the higher t

> The more you have a small amount of centralised points you can target, the lower the costs to implement sweeping measures against all traffic and the higher the technical possibility. I don't buy it. The points are already pretty centralized. We only have, like, 4 big telecom companies and they already make usuriously fat margins that can absorb the cost. You also don't really need to cut things off at the App Store level, as SESTA/FOSTA has shown, to push activity too deep underground to be found on mainstream services. Just ad hoc enforcement and a pervasive climate of fear is enough.