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its not weird .its companies putting themselves in places where regulations favor their business models. it wont be all chinese companies or ppl doing the scra
by sim7c00 1y ago
its not weird
.its companies putting themselves in places where regulations favor their business models.
it wont be all chinese companies or ppl doing the scraping. its well known that a lot of countries dont mind such traffic as long as it doesnt target themselves or for the west also some allies.
laws arent the same everywhere and so companies can get away with behavior in one place which seem almost criminal in another.
and what better place to put your scrapers than somewhere where there is no copyright.
russia also had same but since 2012 or so they changed laws and a lot of traffic reduced. companies moved to small islands or small nation states (favoring them with their tax payouts, they dont mind if j bring money for them) or few remaining places like china who dont care for copyrights.
its pretty hard to get really rid of such traffic. you can block stuff but mostly it will just change the response your server gives. flood still knockin at the door.
id hope someday maybe ISPs or so get more creative but maybe they dont have enough access and its hard to do this stuff without the right access into the traffic (creepy kind) or running into accidentally censoring the whole thing.