Great Firewall rising: How China wages its war on the Internet
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#2Trust me CNN, it is hardly different from how we wage a war on the Internet (CISA, CISPA, TPP and what not). Do you not use that ton of cruft on your site with similar designs?
Re: Great Firewall rising: How China wages its war on the Internet
#3Re: Great Firewall rising: How China wages its war on the Internet
#4Trust me CNN, it is hardly different from how we wage a war on the Internet (CISA, CISPA, TPP and what not). Do you not use that ton of cruft on your site with similar designs?
Trust me, it is fundamentally different.
Re: Great Firewall rising: How China wages its war on the Internet
#5Trust me CNN, it is hardly different from how we wage a war on the Internet (CISA, CISPA, TPP and what not). Do you not use that ton of cruft on your site with similar designs?
CISA, CISPA and the TPP aren't sending RSTs to connections they don't like, nor actively trying to negotiate with Tor endpoints so they can be blocked. They're also not rewriting Baidu to attack GitHub (yet).
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#6Honest question: what is it that Chinese officials fear would happen, if they let their citizens have free access to the internet?
Re: Great Firewall rising: How China wages its war on the Internet
#7Trust me CNN, it is hardly different from how we wage a war on the Internet (CISA, CISPA, TPP and what not). Do you not use that ton of cruft on your site with similar designs?
CISA, CISPA and the TPP aren't sending RSTs to connections they don't like, nor actively trying to negotiate with Tor endpoints so they can be blocked. They're also not rewriting Baidu to attack GitHub (yet).
Oh, I forgot to mention the NSA did I? Or let us talk about it's "fundamentally different" because it is always China behind all the wrongdoings against the Internet, my friends.
But wait, keep the mechanics/micro aside. Tell me is there a difference in policy or what either systems want to achieve?
None.
Re: Great Firewall rising: How China wages its war on the Internet
#8Honest question: what is it that Chinese officials fear would happen, if they let their citizens have free access to the internet?
Chinese spring.
Re: Great Firewall rising: How China wages its war on the Internet
#9Trust me CNN, it is hardly different from how we wage a war on the Internet (CISA, CISPA, TPP and what not). Do you not use that ton of cruft on your site with similar designs?
It is different - US is chasing monetarily goals mostly and NSA want to read everything. Chinese are trying to prevent thought crimes and political discourse.
Although there are few isolated cases where DMCA was abused to stifle discourse, they are far and between.
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#101. Activists and developers are two totally different group of people. CNN is totally wrong in this point.
2. Facebook vs Renren NOT Facebook vs Wechat. Wechat is shit!
3. Most evidences are true.