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> decided to block MeWe which is weird because nobody I know has ever heard of it Seems to indicate they're not actually trying to prevent their citizens from
by diggan 1y ago
> decided to block MeWe which is weird because nobody I know has ever heard of it
Seems to indicate they're not actually trying to prevent their citizens from doing anything in particular, they're just trying to get these international companies to follow their local laws since they operate there.
- Aloisius 1y agoDoes mastodon actually operate in Nepal?
- danielheath 1y agoIt's a big country; surely there's at least one instance running.
- andypiper 1y agoMastodon gGmbH does not have an operating presence in Nepal - but it is not the whole of Mastodon (or the Fediverse) by any means! I had a quick look at the maps I could find that indicated the locations of Mastodon server instances, and I was not able to find anything local to their - of course that's not to say there is not one or more. It is important to the network that there should be many Mastodon instances, in many places, so it would be great if there were some!
- AlecSchueler 1y agoHow dare they!
- dahsameer 1y agoOne could argue that. There were also a few services that complied a long time ago: TikTok, Viber et al. Twitter(X) is currently discussing with government about this. Also, a big population in Nepal seem to agree with this decision. I could see a lot of people celebrating the decision to block these services.