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Protect IP threatens the future of DNS security
- Hyena 15y agoAnother step in America's quest to become its parody of China.
- tmcb 15y agoAnd, yet bizarre, some people will see that as a necessary evil.
- Hyena 15y agoSpeak to enough mainlanders and you'll see the same opinion in China.
- JoshTriplett 15y agoAnd sadly, in both cases they have little control over it.
- biturd 15y agoThere probably is a protect the kids clause in there, so if you go against it, you are for CP.
- sp332 15y agoSome discussion on this yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2932018 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2932018
- dvdhsu 15y agoCan't you just use an off-shore DNS?
- lookforipv6 15y ago.com, .net, .org are managed by US companies. So, no matter where you have the DNSs
- lookforipv6 15y agoThis idea of PROTECT IP is really bad. As Vixie said, it will bring more trouble than solutions. And in the end, it won't solve anything.