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A non compliant website wouldn’t care about that though
by ezfe 3y ago
A non compliant website wouldn’t care about that though
- rolph 3y agoA non compliant website wouldn’t be indexed as well.
- izzydata 3y agoSounds like this would spawn an entire second internet.
- malermeister 3y agoTor already exists!
- izzydata 3y agoThat seems more encrypted then would be necessary. There would be the locked down DRM verified by Google internet then there would be the internet that just requires an open source browser and only works to get to all the non-DRM internet websites. Basically you would simply do nothing to DRM your site and you'd automatically become part of the open internet rather than the DRM internet.
- mattnewton 3y agoAfraid to point this out, less people get the idea to enforce web integrity at the ISP level, like some of the efforts against music piracy / torrenting.
- ddtaylor 3y agoRight now with how the attempts are structured everything happens at the TLS level, which means anyone wanting to enforce that would require access to the SSL private key. ISPs and other actors already have the toola via DNS and IP blocking to enforce what they want.
- Am4TIfIsER0ppos 3y agoCloudflare already MITMs most of the internet so they will do it when the time comes.