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So instead of having a few European companies offering DNS resolvers for the EU under documented rules, this article argues its better to leave this to a few US
by jwildeboer 4y ago
So instead of having a few European companies offering DNS resolvers for the EU under documented rules, this article argues its better to leave this to a few US companies that have effectively zero rules to follow?
- orra 4y agoI don't think end users win, in either scenario. The article says > The intended benefit is to provide a DNS resolution service that is able to comply with the various content regulations in the EU by blocking the resolution of certain DNS names. I like GDPR enforcement, but I presume this just means copyright police. Yay!