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I don't follow. If you access thepiratebay.com, at some level, you are going to send a HTTP[S] request to thepiratebay.com and that request will go through your
by AlexanderTheGr8 5y ago
I don't follow. If you access thepiratebay.com, at some level, you are going to send a HTTP[S] request to thepiratebay.com and that request will go through your ISP. How do you prevent that without an external DNS-resolver or VPN (which is not controlled by your ISP)?
- vesinisa 5y agoThe ISP happily routes all IP traffic. Their court-sanctioned solution was just blocking their default nameserver from giving any records for thepiratebay.com. This can be easily circumvented by editing your hosts-file, using some other DNS server than the ISP's, or running your own DNS server.