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Why is nobody giving slack to the horrible UK laws but instead go on how bad ThreeUK is. This is a prime example why traffic filtering breaks the internet and c
by dncornholio 4y ago
Why is nobody giving slack to the horrible UK laws but instead go on how bad ThreeUK is. This is a prime example why traffic filtering breaks the internet and causes unfair advantage.
- verisimi 4y agoYes - why create laws that mandate you giving your details to access the site? Porn or whatever is just a justification. This is just another attack on privacy. You can call it it a nanny state if you like - but what this is really about, is the loss of anonymity online. How long will it be that you are forced to id yourself to get online. I see this as a small step to that end.
- lost_tourist 4y agobecause it isn't happening on other providers evidently.
- dncornholio 4y agoThat doesn't mean anything. This same shit can happen on any provider in the UK.