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There's no tool, technological or legal, to block/ban a website EU-wide.
by q3k 8mo ago
There's no tool, technological or legal, to block/ban a website EU-wide.
- IOT_Apprentice 8mo agoThey will set their DNS servers to drop all incoming connections to X. That can be done in each country. They can use Deep Packet inspection tools and go from there. If the decision is EU wide then they will roll that out.
- fluoridation 8mo agoDeep packet inspection? What do you mean? Are you talking about domain name confiscation or building a Great Firewall of EU?
- q3k 8mo agoThere is no law that would permit the EU to do this. This would be a huge thing to introduce and implement, probably a 2-3 year project, and would almost certainly be strongly opposed by multiple member countries.
- direwolf20 8mo agoThe EU has DNS servers? The DNS servers take incoming connections to anything other than the DNS servers? The EU has deep packet inspection tools?
- tjpnz 8mo agoThe EU can declare a company a criminal enterprise and the financial industry must then prevent EU citizens from transacting with them.
- direwolf20 8mo agoThey said blocking a website
- blell 8mo agoThey banned Russia Today EU-wide.
- q3k 8mo agoWhat's your source for this? I can't find anything online. They banned doing business with the organization, not access to the website.