European ISPs Complain About 'Disproportionate' Pirate Site Blocking (opens in new tab)

(torrentfreak.com)

6 pointsDanAtC9mo ago5 comments

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sylware9mo ago

... and where is the noscript/basic (x)html interop of utility/critical web sites?

This looks very one-sided, corruption from big tech?

jeanlucas9mo ago

Not big tech, look up what the soccer leagues are doing.

Literally banning ranges of IP for streaming soccer games, taking down lots of companies in the process.

For example, Spain is on and off about banning all of cloudflare.

Cloudflare's CEO posted about this often some weeks ago

sylware9mo ago

Cloudflare, the guys who block me because I use noscript/basic (x)html browsers or do host many scanners/hacking bots(script kiddy grade) which scan/attack my self hosted email server? Yes, those guys?

My point was if they can go hardcore with full ip range blocking, they can also go hardcore on noscript/basic (x)html interop for dominant/critical web sites (amazon/gogol/chatgpt(most AI prompts)/banks/govs/etc).

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sylware9mo ago

... and where is the noscript/basic (x)html interop of utility/critical web sites?

This looks very one-sided, corruption from big tech?

jeanlucas9mo ago

Not big tech, look up what the soccer leagues are doing.

Literally banning ranges of IP for streaming soccer games, taking down lots of companies in the process.

For example, Spain is on and off about banning all of cloudflare.

Cloudflare's CEO posted about this often some weeks ago

sylware9mo ago

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