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The only way you'd come to that conclusion is if you'd never been to the PRC. The SDN list has nothing, and I do mean nothing, to do with internet censorship.
by arcticbull 4y ago
The only way you'd come to that conclusion is if you'd never been to the PRC.
The SDN list has nothing, and I do mean nothing, to do with internet censorship.
- ETH_start 4y agoThis is nothing compared to China-level internet censorship, but barring Americans from interacting with a decentralized protocol that a contract address on the SDN list resolves to, is censorship. And the restrictions will have to massively escalate, possibly to CCP-levels (with restrictions on end-user access strong encryption) to effectively enforce such prohibitions, as cryptocurrency becomes more ubiquitous.