Congress Has Another Site-Blocking Bill, And This One Targets VPNs
Congress is taking another run at site-blocking, a deeply flawed concept that would undermine basic internet infrastructure. Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) has introduced the American Copyright Protection Act (ACPA), H.R.Electronic Frontier Foundation
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That's enough to check for differences between the different actors.
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in reply to Electronic Frontier Foundation • • •LukefromDC
in reply to Electronic Frontier Foundation • • •As always Tor and VPNs hosted om countries that tell US laws to fuck off will defeat this. This does however limit the reach of a targetted site.
Enough of this though and we will see enough people have to use Tor or other darknet protocols for at least one thing that this reach reduction will be greatly reduced. Porn without end user age verification could be the "killer app" to popularize Torbrowser, and there are already dedicated anonymous filesharing protocols that are similar to Tor but not quite the same. This because Tor does not hide a braodcast IP address in bittorrent and cannot handle the bandwidth so another protocol had to be built.
Sugestor Ultra
in reply to LukefromDC • • •Well there is Tribler and also BiglyBT has i2p and tor plugins active by default.
And yes, torrents are flooded by porn for about 2 years now, at such a rate, it is exceeding all normal releases. At the end of this year, porn will probably outnumber them.
In countries which hunt p2p users, Tribler is the best option without a vpn.