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Dove a bit into this topic superficially out of curiosity. Maybe not shut it down but greatly limit reach: - Domain Name Seizures via ICANN and registrars - P
by hereme888 1y ago
Dove a bit into this topic superficially out of curiosity. Maybe not shut it down but greatly limit reach:
- Domain Name Seizures via ICANN and registrars
- Political/legal pressure on CDNs, SSL certificate providers, bandwidth providers.
- Propaganda and legal labeling ("malicious actor", "foreign agent", "terrorist")
- There are technical workarounds to keep the page up within Russia's sovereign internet (Runet).
- MeetingsBrowser 1y agoOther than labeling, aren't these just different ways to block foreign sites? Some of them are mentioned in the article. > This blocking regulation requires network providers, including CDNs, to comply with blocking notices within 30 minutes. > orders that go beyond regular Internet providers, requiring DNS resolvers and VPN services to take action as well.