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rt.com and their twitter are blocked. How are you not aware of this? It's been a few years already. The EU ruled on this. https://paste.pics/4b60ebef97d3b7fb
by angra_mainyu 2y ago
rt.com and their twitter are blocked.
How are you not aware of this? It's been a few years already.
The EU ruled on this.
https://paste.pics/4b60ebef97d3b7fbb6aba74637c2e818 https://paste.pics/4b60ebef97d3b7fbb6aba74637c2e818
https://paste.pics/0cb2ae98754165dad5cf086e75c4cc31 https://paste.pics/0cb2ae98754165dad5cf086e75c4cc31
- Hock88sdx 2y agoMany using VPN. For example if you set the VPN servers to HK, RT will display as usual. In general I notice my peers will use anti-west countries based servers for censored western news and the reverse for anti-east. Some do use it so intuitively they might not realized RT or any Russian sites blocked. A lot of time I just assume it is due to network outages.
- distances 2y agoI would think most people know about RT blocking because it was widely announced and discussed at the time, and not because they actually tried to access RT.
- jurmous 2y agoI am in the Netherlands and I am able to visit rt.com without VPN.
- AlecSchueler 2y agoNetherlands here also and it's blocked for me.
- orlp 2y agoNot for me.
- sdk77 2y agoMe too. I didn't even know about this blockade. I'm using T-Mobile fiber internet and rt.com loads just fine.
- dariosalvi78 2y agoI'm in Sweden and I can see rt.com
- patall 2y agoI am very much aware of this but as I wrote, I do not consider this blocked as the servers are very much reachable and what you show is that the DNS does not resolve. That is not what I consider blocked by the state. And yes, here in Sweden, rt.com resolves just fine everywhere. That's why I was wondering about specific European legislation as it seemed to be 'only' private companies doing their part.