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Have you actually read the article ? A country can ban a service when it doesn't follow its laws, there isn't anything crazy about it It's more like not allow
by lm28469 4y ago
Have you actually read the article ?
A country can ban a service when it doesn't follow its laws, there isn't anything crazy about it
It's more like not allowing you to smoke weed you bought in Amsterdam if you already came back to Italy
Something being legal somewhere doesn't mean it's legal everywhere
> When I connect to a service in the US, my bits are traveling there
Well yeah, that's like exactly the issue they're pointing out ...
- patrakov 4y agoIt _is_ crazy, because of unknown collateral damage, especially due to proxies, CDNs, and inability of most ISPs to filter using anything except IP addresses. You know, large-scale DPI is for non-democratic countries only.
- lm28469 4y agoOr you know they can put a "do you accept data collection for the sake of training our algorithm" checkbox when you sign up and be done with it...