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> When a company blocks a page in the US due to a US court order: they're a respectable, law-abiding company. Forgive my naivete. Is there precedence for this?
by vowelless 12y ago
> When a company blocks a page in the US due to a US court order: they're a respectable, law-abiding company.
Forgive my naivete. Is there precedence for this? Are there pages blocked in the US due to US court orders (and available elsewhere in the world)?
- nitrogen 12y agoSee ICE's "Operation In Our Sites" and related domain seizures. See also: DMCA and ContentID abuse.
- dublinben 12y agoAs egregious as those are, none are an example of a site being blocked after a court order.
- discardorama 12y agoWell, to be honest, they were blocked even without a court order...