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Counterpoint - its a legal requirement in several parts of the world now (and rapidly expanding), how do you think they should handle it whilst you know...still
by esskay 7mo ago
Counterpoint - its a legal requirement in several parts of the world now (and rapidly expanding), how do you think they should handle it whilst you know...still being able to exist?
- wolvoleo 7mo agoIt was supposed to be decentralised though, meaning there would be no central party to pursue.
- Klonoar 7mo agoWhat makes you think a nation state level entity can't pursue in this case...?
- wolvoleo 7mo agoThe same reason even nation state actors have not managed to eradicate torrents. You take one tracker down, another pops back up.
- morcus 7mo agoIt kinda of confuses me when use the term "nation state" instead of just "state". For example Canada is not a nation-state but surely they are powerful and important enough that they could also pursue this kind of case.
- lII1lIlI11ll 7mo agoThis has been a pet peeve of mine for some time now. It seems people just feel smarter using a fancy terms instead of "a state" or "a government".
- danabramov 7mo agoSure, which is why it's perfectly possible to work around those restrictions using any of the alternative apps that show the same data (but don't implement the legal restrictions).
- subscribed 7mo agoIt is. The block is on the client level, not the network.
- egorfine 7mo agoHow long until it KYC at bluesky becomes a centralized requirement?
- egorfine 7mo agoIt's not a legal requirement in my country. Thus they are volunteering to go extra mile in the implementation of the repressive laws. I think they should resist as much as possible. Yes it was a legal requirement to gas the Jews and it was illegal to hide them. Who do we cheer now? Those who abided to the law or those who broke it?