Does anybody know any good Russian DNS providers? I mean what with Edward Snowdon and everything they seem to of the few bastions of freedom nowadays where corporations and governments haven't yet got into bed to restrict everything that everyone does. It may only be piracy today but it will be other content tomorrow, just as social media have had mission creep in what they police they'll eventually start blocking alternative news sources for dangerous content, hate speech etc.
Worldwide DNS Providers May Be Forced to Block Internet Piracy Websites
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I don't see why that combined with a VPN wouldn't work, I'm sure TOR will remain unscaved whatever they try to do. B&Q had a negative review I left them on Google reviews removed, despite their Trust Pilot page being riddled with them and it's no secret that having a paid business account on that platform (Trust Pilot) gives you the clout to flood your company with obvious fake positive reviews and have genuine negative reviews removed.Just make your own DNS server
Or you can bypass DNS completely by editing your hosts file.
They say this is to protect "rights holders", but it will quickly move on to them trying to claim ownership of and try to block all sorts of stuff they have no right to. Like they already do on youtube etc. When they don't like someone commenting negatively on their products they abuse the system to try and get stuff taken down or try to grab a user's ad revenue. It's another step towards a corrupt corporate controlled internet.
Please tell me I'm right in thinking you are kidding?
Really copyright is so outdated now, laws need updating.
Stop geo copyright.
Copyright to expire much sooner.
Copyright to be renewable but proof provided the creation is still been actively sold by copyright holder.
Copyright enforcement to require court orders, otherwise not legally enforceable.
Stop geo copyright.
Copyright to expire much sooner.
Copyright to be renewable but proof provided the creation is still been actively sold by copyright holder.
Copyright enforcement to require court orders, otherwise not legally enforceable.
A sensible solution would be something like 50 years after publication for copyright. The current system is absurd, different rules for different people, if you are a big company you get 125 years after publication, you can't expect people to take that seriously!
You heard it here first boys and girls, Russia is one of the last bastions of freedom left!
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TPM is rumoured with windows 11
It says in the link that VPN's could be hit with the same law and heavy fines.
Windows 11 will require a TPM 2.0 chip and won't install without it. OFC it will be cracked in 5 minutes, but...
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It's not the first time Microsoft were requiring people to use TPM 2.0. They tried to implement it in Windows 8. But removed the requirement.
It's all about control.
It's all about control.
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There will always be dns's that are open. If this doesn't work people will just launch sites on ip addresses and people will have to write them down to access them.
..but in mind that still won't stop them been blocked until people start to be caught and jailed.
..but in mind that still won't stop them been blocked until people start to be caught and jailed.
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Yep
The ip address will not work as it will be blocked as well.
Will always be a way around it, what about launching a private network inside a VPS server?
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If that's the case then it's going to be chicken and egg.
Sites will just replicate it to another host unless the owners of the websites get fined and jailed for it.
Rights Holders Move Closer to Website Blocks via DNS Providers
People who use Cloudflare's popular third-party public Domain Name System (DNS) resolver - via the easy to remember IP address of 1.1.1.1 - may soon find that
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Now includes Cloudflare.
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Some people would if they could.....
Rights Holders Move Closer to Website Blocks via DNS Providers
People who use Cloudflare's popular third-party public Domain Name System (DNS) resolver - via the easy to remember IP address of 1.1.1.1 - may soon find that
Now includes Cloudflare.
Here we go....
At the end of the day we all know what sites is right and wrong under law. People still choose to visit them and will still find a way around this if this ever comes into play.
I think it's going to happen. DNS + VPN providors. But the questions is then who controls that list.
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You can already bypass TPM checks just by editing the registry during the install process, and I believe I saw that Rufus USB Creator has a beta that does that and lots more, not that I give a **** about Windows these days as the only place I use it is the office.
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I'm afraid all that will happen there will be mirrors will popup. All over. Unless they start to sue content creaters then it will keep happening.
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Wont be long before they are privatising TV channels that criticise them, jailing protestors/shutting down political activists, altering rules to suit themselves, deporting people to rwanda, accepting bribes from war mongering foreign states, breaking laws.........ah wait.
Big UK ISPs Ordered to Block More Pirated Book and Journal Websites
The Publishers Association (PA) has convinced the High Court to force most of the major broadband ISPs in the United Kingdom (BT, Sky Broadband, Virgin Media, T
www.ispreview.co.uk
WOW!
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