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The consequences may include the loss of: • Bank accounts and payment processing. • U.S.-linked donations and fundraising services. • Hosting, cloud infr
by criddell 2mo ago
The consequences may include the loss of:
• Bank accounts and payment processing.
• U.S.-linked donations and fundraising services.
• Hosting, cloud infrastructure and upstream network services.
• Domain registration and related technical services.
• Certificate, security and email-delivery accounts.
• Software and communications services.
• Relationships with non-U.S. providers frightened by American secondary sanctions.
• Access for people in the United States who currently use A/I’s services.
https://www.wewillfreeus.org/the-server-called-paranoia-defend-autistici-inventati-before-september-25/ https://www.wewillfreeus.org/the-server-called-paranoia-defe...
- mrtesthah 2mo agoMy question now is whether European hosting providers sprouting up in the face of the US CLOUD act will step up to provide those services.
- inigyou 2mo agoNo, because they don't want to be banned from banks. With few exceptions, the US has power over all global financial systems. Also tier 1 ISPs (even the European ones), which trickles down to all ISPs.
- someguydave 2mo agoDo you think many banks worldwide would enjoy declaring themselves the enemies of the US government in order to assist left-wing lunatics?
- iza 2mo agoYou misplaced "lunatics" in your sentence, though sadly the likely answer remains the same.
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