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And don't forget, if you're outside the US, appending their CDN domain to yours brings your static content (and the browsing trails of your users) silently into
by delinka 13y ago
And don't forget, if you're outside the US, appending their CDN domain to yours brings your static content (and the browsing trails of your users) silently into US jurisdiction. Or at least that's the DHS and FBI interpretation of the law with respect to .com, .org, .net
- skrebbel 13y agoBrowsing trails, I see that. But content? Anyone can make a .net domain and mirror non-US content on it. Does that give DHS/FBI any legal power over said content? Not over the original, at least.
- unknownian 13y ago.org is not controlled by Verisign so it's harder for them to take it down. Also they can't control the content, just the domain.