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But you can just block the domains on the device or router... This law is wholly unnecessary.

• gzread 7mo ago
  No you can't, because the software industry spent a lot of effort encrypting DNS and HTTP so that intermediaries can't tamper with or spy on it.
  • hellojesus 7mo ago
    I am a parent. The devices my child uses have root certs that allow me to decrypt traffic that must pass through my proxy to be relayed to the internet. Voila. Problem solved with current tech.
    • gzread 7mo ago
      You're lucky the browsers eventually relented and allowed custom root certs. That was seen as a vulnerability and almost patched.
      • hellojesus 7mo ago
        Yes, and the next battle is ech-pinned params in apps. The browser can at least single that ech isn't supported. For apps, you'll just have to strip the ech and downgrade the connection and live with the server dropping you. But that's fine. My kids don't need tiktok if I, the parent, can't decrypt the info.