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Ukraine, for example. The main question here is not "would a state shutdown internet if needed?", but "should a government have a direct control over internet
by helge9210 5y ago
Ukraine, for example.
The main question here is not "would a state shutdown internet if needed?", but "should a government have a direct control over internet infrastructure?"
- baybal2 5y agoKazakhstan has no private Internet providers sans local ISPs. All long range fibre, and cross-border connections are owned by SOEs, and president's damat personally.
- iso1210 5y agoA state has direct control over everything it its borders. Ultimately you can send in the army to the IXPs and you pull the plug, be that North Korea or the USA