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However, a court will issue a search warrant for the entirety of a shared house, as there is no external way to distinguish which time are used by who from the
by CJefferson 4y ago
However, a court will issue a search warrant for the entirety of a shared house, as there is no external way to distinguish which time are used by who from the outside.
The problem with this article I have is it says "no IP banning" without, as far as I can see, suggesting an alternative which will work well in practice.
DNS blocking can work, but requires hiring every DNS server, a major undertaking. Laws are no help if one country wants to block access to a server in another country.
- lionkor 4y agoJust because there is no alternative, doesn't justify the means. If they cannot figure out a way to block malicious actors, they cant just randomly block every second request - though that would also work just as well. Malicious people would just try again, and the collateral often wont. Same result.