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Yeah, I think this unfortunately heralds the end for the international internet. If you're not a core US ally, being heavily dependent on US services is now a r
by ImprobableTruth 4y ago
Yeah, I think this unfortunately heralds the end for the international internet. If you're not a core US ally, being heavily dependent on US services is now a risk, so I imagine we'll see a wave of states moving to develop their own like China did.
- kube-system 4y agoThis is the end of the international internet? 20-25% of internet users have been behind behind a firewall for decades that cuts them off from huge parts of the internet. The internationality of the internet has always been inversely proportional to its accessibility to the masses.
- im3w1l 4y agoDeveloping your own might be too expensive. I think it could happen that the internet will divide like IRL, roughly into blocks.