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It's not extra-territorial if you have agreements in place, quite a lot of countries have treaties like this. In any case I explicitly said within their jurisd
by meheleventyone 5y ago
It's not extra-territorial if you have agreements in place, quite a lot of countries have treaties like this.
In any case I explicitly said within their jurisdiction. Meaning you'd go after the nodes in your country or with agreements in place. For example there was a news story the other day about miners maybe setting up in Texas (despite the creaking grid) they'd probably be vulnerable to enforcement of things like the DMCA.