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Tate is YouTube's problem, not the ISP or DNS's problem. Most of the stuff you're talking about mostly exists on social media sites, so unless you're proposing
by ronsor 4y ago
Tate is YouTube's problem, not the ISP or DNS's problem. Most of the stuff you're talking about mostly exists on social media sites, so unless you're proposing DNS-blocking Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and all the others by default, there's little benefit to defaulting to DNS censorship.
- willyt 4y agoYes you’re right of course but YouTube is not doing anything about it. Where is the middle ground between great firewall of china and an unlimited stream of content that anyone anywhere can target at kids that is available because it fits someone else’s definition of free speech for this to be available?