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Maybe not for running a Tor node, but Gandi may have received complaints about traffic on this node ? Gandi allows any service to be run on its platform, abuse
by mz23in 13y ago
Maybe not for running a Tor node, but Gandi may have received complaints about traffic on this node ?
Gandi allows any service to be run on its platform, abuse is not allowed as it isn't on other provider.
Thus, they must do the necessary legal operations according to the law, policies and their contract.
- Spooky23 13y agoNot quite. Gandi has a morals clause in their ToS. From the Gandi blog: (http://www.gandibar.net/post/2007/01/11/Gandi-fights-back-against-domain-abuse http://www.gandibar.net/post/2007/01/11/Gandi-fights-back-ag...) Domains registered with Gandi must be used in accordance with the rights of third parties (copyrights, intellectual property rights, personality rights, etc.), and current applicable laws and regulations. For example, Gandi does not tolerate activity that is morally objectionable or that poses a threat to public order, that spreads Computer Contaminants (Viruses, Trojans, etc.), and/or that engages in fraudulent activity such as Identity Theft. Some of these things are fairly broad and vague. There's the whole grey area of speech that may or may not violate the rights of a third party. Then you have the whole "public order" thing. Plus, you're potentially dealing with French legal standards, which may be very different than the US standards that I'm used to.
- quasque 13y agoYes, I had severely underestimated the amount of bad traffic that would pass through a Tor exit node.