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I get the feeling this is not meant to be implemented. It's a gesture that has political value only. The UK can say "We blocked these Russian sites". The autho
by nonrandomstring 4y ago
I get the feeling this is not meant to be implemented. It's a gesture
that has political value only. The UK can say "We blocked these
Russian sites". The author is taking it at face value as a technical
prospect. So long as ISPs nod along and say they are blocking some
Russian sites everybody will be happy, regardless of whether any
traffic is actually stopped.
- bluehatbrit 4y agoQuite possibly, I found the blog post as a link from my ISP's post [1] about the topic and they seem to be doing the bare minimum that could be described as "reasonable". The fines seem pretty large for not complying, but I suspect all ISP's will do something similar to mine. [1] https://www.aa.net.uk/etc/news/uk-sanctions-law-aa-and-domain-blocking/ https://www.aa.net.uk/etc/news/uk-sanctions-law-aa-and-domai...