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I don't understand this. You're perfectly free to run these websites from the US. We just exercise our right to block these at our UK shores. Where's the pro
by mrlonglong 11mo ago
I don't understand this.
You're perfectly free to run these websites from the US.
We just exercise our right to block these at our UK shores.
Where's the problem?
- HotGarbage 11mo agoThey're not blocking them, they're actively seeking fines, even after the site takes it upon themselves to block the UK.
- mrlonglong 11mo agoAh, now that's silly of our dear UK Govt. Bit of an overreach there, and oh definitely they'll get bitch slapped.
- chihuahua 11mo agoIt would be a lot easier for the UK to just block any site they don't like. Especially when the concern is ostensibly to protect UK citizens from harm.
- mrlonglong 11mo agoThey already block the pirate bay website. Could have done the same thing with these sites but ...
- Arch-TK 11mo agoBut Ofcom is in fact saying that you are _not_ free to run those websites from the UK and they expect _you_ to implement a perfect blockade of UK IP addresses. On the other hand, if Ofcom receive a tip-off from a random charity claiming they found a UK IP address which doesn't get blocked for 10 minutes or whatever the hell happened here then they will try to extrajudicially internationally fine you for it.