Sounds more like a self-imposed penalty by the author. I mean I can read most of the world internet without such a message so I don't know what it even means.
Sounds more like a self-imposed penalty by the author. I mean I can read most of the world internet without such a message so I don't know what it even means.
This is what the UK government wants. Kyle has spent an insane amount of effort to get answers from OFCOM, got none, and as such blocks the UK for self-preservation. The UK wants to fine non-citizens for violating online purity rules, so this is the result.
Blame the UK for this bullshit. The rules say you must geoblock the UK or be fined, and then sometimes you still get fined anyway.
Such a delicate balance.
The US 'free speech over everything', also allows anti-science and conspiracy theories.
But this UK example, seems to be a good example why allowing all the US Crazy is better option.
What exactly is the example?
Sorry, I'm in the UK so I haven't read the article that the author has decided to block my access to.