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Note that the children's commissioner is only an advisor to government. The government itself has said it doesn't believe VPNs should be outlawed - that's even
by daveoc64 1y ago
Note that the children's commissioner is only an advisor to government.
The government itself has said it doesn't believe VPNs should be outlawed - that's even stated in the article.
- DaiPlusPlus 1y ago> it doesn't believe VPNs should be outlawed That still leaves space for a lot of unpleasant, but plausible, alternatives: * Banning under-18s from using VPNs; enforced by ordering Visa+Mastercard to deny UK-originating payments to VPN operators that don't verify their users' identity. * Introducing a "VPN license"; initially only granted to large corporate users. All encrypted VPN traffic will be required to periodically broadcast their VPN license-number in cleartext so that ISP-based traffic monitoring will let it pass, otherwise the connection will be reset.