> that the Internet doesn't respect geographic boarder There's a tonne of regulations already applying to the internet. Yes you can control it like that and ma

> that the Internet doesn't respect geographic boarder There's a tonne of regulations already applying to the internet. Yes you can control it like that and many countries do. Twitter already had flags for filtering content based on local laws. It's a cool overall idea, but no. It doesn't work like that in practice. Not for a person not very informed about traffic masking anyway.