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Apparently Greatfire.org think this caused "significant economic loss as many businesses will be impacted". I think this only cause problems for edgecast custo
by est 12y ago
Apparently Greatfire.org think this caused "significant economic loss as many businesses will be impacted".
I think this only cause problems for edgecast customers, and China doesn't give the slightest fuck.
And for those people who does want to see those "collateral freedom" mirrored content, they already have their own private circumventing methods.
- tempestn 12y agoEdgecast customers include some very popular websites, which are certainly used by consumers and businesses in China. So it's definitely a problem for China. Now, whether the Chinese government gives a fuck is indeed another matter. I'm sure they can browse whatever they want.
- geekingfrog 12y agoAfter living in China for a few years, I understood something: the only thing chinese government cares about is its longevity. The whole system is designed to keep the party in the control seat. Economic growth was a way, now that's is slowing down, the party is finding other ways, but it would be a mistake to think chinese economy is more important than power for the party.
- wmt 12y agoI don't think anyone is desperate enough to rely on VPN to access the websites of technology giants already blocked or soon to be blocked by China, as greatfire.org is also mirrored Akamai and CloudFlare. What will more likely happen is that those large technology companies will just realize not to invest too much money into countries hostile towards them, like China.