> Because it's a ruling by a lower court which sets a very dangerous precedent. I would expect a company like Google to appeal this until the French equivalent

> Because it's a ruling by a lower court which sets a very dangerous precedent. I would expect a company like Google to appeal this until the French equivalent of the Supreme Court - or even a European court if possible. You can't appeal a court decision just because you don't like it. There needs to be some kind of basis for the appeal. What did you have in mind? Note that the CJEU has already ruled that IP and DNS blocks for this purpose are compatible with EU laws.