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Question to the european residents: In the case that Brussels approves those regulations, for the European resident users that rely on those to be prohibited se
by braza 3y ago
Question to the european residents: In the case that Brussels approves those regulations, for the European resident users that rely on those to be prohibited services (e.g. X payments [1], payments on those adult platforms, etc.) what kind of procedure can be done to ensure access? Is that even legal?
[1] - https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-67749228 https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-67749228
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- InCityDreams 3y agoBack to jazz mags, randomly found.
- tephra 3y agoThe DSA has already been passed and there are no "prohibited" services (the digital service coordinator can under some special circumstances request a limited suspension of service in a member state but not a permanent if I'm not missing something.). Now I do think the DSA goes to far in many aspects (with some good provisions sprinkled in there) and I'm hoping it will not do to much damage. As for what one can do I'm not sure, VPNs are great and will continue to have a market I expect ;) (We probably ought to vote in better people as MePs as well...)