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Not quite. It is because it is a threat to “national security” because of unspecified “huge potential for military applications”. But the real menace is that i
by Isamu 4y ago
Not quite. It is because it is a threat to “national security” because of unspecified “huge potential for military applications”.
But the real menace is that it is the open internet bypassing government control. That’s always a threat to “national security”.