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Their network map promiscuously shows ZERO servers in Germany. They have in every other major EU country. I guess they have it this way to not follow this.
by rdsubhas 1y ago
Their network map promiscuously shows ZERO servers in Germany. They have in every other major EU country. I guess they have it this way to not follow this.
- mrweasel 1y agoIt shows two datacenter locations in Germany, Digital Realty and Interxion, both in Frankfurt. They are also operating in Denmark, which have laws similar to those of Germany. One way they could get around the issue is perhaps by not actually being an ISP. I'm not a 100% sure, but I believe that at least in Denmark it's the job of the ISPs to block you from accessing certain sites. DNS blocking has been deemed sufficient. The providers of public DNS servers aren't ISPs so it's not their job to block the traffic. I also don't belive that e.g. Googles 8.8.8.8 is censured in the EU.
- auguzanellato 1y ago> I also don't belive that e.g. Googles 8.8.8.8 is censured in the EU. They were recently forced by Italy’s AGCOM to censor domains used for piracy, specifically they had to sign up to the PiracyShield thing that was also discussed here some time ago.
- jxjnskkzxxhx 1y agoPromiscuously? Do you mean conspicuously?
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