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It'd not hard and alternative DNS-es were there as long as the DNS itself, for various reasons. There are even commercial variants like OpenDNS. In all these ca
by dvfjsdhgfv 4y ago
It'd not hard and alternative DNS-es were there as long as the DNS itself, for various reasons. There are even commercial variants like OpenDNS. In all these cases, the control is in the hands of the entity maintaining the blocklists. There is no advantage in "torrentifying" (there's no much to hide) or "blockchaining" it.