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Technically and legally it's trivial and common. They just ask any ISPs and telcos operating in the state to ban the URL.
by threeseed 3y ago
Technically and legally it's trivial and common.
They just ask any ISPs and telcos operating in the state to ban the URL.
- dudus 3y agoBut then TikTok can still detect your location. Unless you spoof that, remove the permission or patch the apk. Then you still need to update almost daily to keep using it.
- nerdbert 3y agoI doubt that e.g. mobile carriers have the infrastructure in place to do state-by-state website blocking. Of course we can conceive of the mechanism very simply in the abstract, but that doesn't necessarily mean that implementing it will be simple for them.