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Yeah, and there's the difference - putting it on a blockchain is incredibly permanent, and might not be easily attributable to a person.
by emteycz 5y ago
Yeah, and there's the difference - putting it on a blockchain is incredibly permanent, and might not be easily attributable to a person.
- meheleventyone 5y agoIn these cases the miners and the orgs who run the blockchains are the vulnerable parties hosting the content. I suspect it flies below the radar for enforcement mostly because offending material is basically there as a stunt rather than a place used for active proliferation. In the same way Roblox is full of IP infringement.