Indian police open case against hundreds in Kashmir for using VPN
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Re: Indian police open case against hundreds in Kashmir for using VPN
#2Can anyone contribute a source which doesn't break EU regulations by forcing me to accept cookies?
Re: Indian police open case against hundreds in Kashmir for using VPN
#3It's really too bad that the two rising tech countries - China and India - have such a third-world approach to censorship on the Internet. You would think they would want to mimic the US's successful formula in hopes of building their presence as a tech powerhouse, but in this area they don't seem to be doing that.
Re: Indian police open case against hundreds in Kashmir for using VPN
#4It's really too bad that the two rising tech countries - China and India - have such a third-world approach to censorship on the Internet. You would think they would want to mimic the US's successful formula in hopes of building their presence as a tech powerhouse, but in this area they don't seem to be doing that.
Just because it's successful in the US doesn't stop politicians from trying to enact the same measures here as well. We need to continue to fight back at every turn such that we don't go down the same path.
Re: Indian police open case against hundreds in Kashmir for using VPN
#5Can anyone contribute a source which doesn't break EU regulations by forcing me to accept cookies?
In this context, this is a very funny "first world problem".
Re: Indian police open case against hundreds in Kashmir for using VPN
#6The most populous democracy on earth, everybody!
Re: Indian police open case against hundreds in Kashmir for using VPN
#7It's really too bad that the two rising tech countries - China and India - have such a third-world approach to censorship on the Internet. You would think they would want to mimic the US's successful formula in hopes of building their presence as a tech powerhouse, but in this area they don't seem to be doing that.
> mimic the US's successful formula
You mean the one involving outsourcing IP law enforcement to private cartels amid increasing calls to remove 230 protections from public-facing internet companies?
Re: Indian police open case against hundreds in Kashmir for using VPN
#8It's really too bad that the two rising tech countries - China and India - have such a third-world approach to censorship on the Internet. You would think they would want to mimic the US's successful formula in hopes of building their presence as a tech powerhouse, but in this area they don't seem to be doing that.
Yeah I would hope so.
But it takes strong laws, a strong / independent judiciary... and politicians who want to maintain the rule of law regardless of how convenient it is for them personally. Sadly it's not just a thing you "have" and keep.
India and China don't have those things.
Re: Indian police open case against hundreds in Kashmir for using VPN
#9Can anyone contribute a source which doesn't break EU regulations by forcing me to accept cookies?
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Re: Indian police open case against hundreds in Kashmir for using VPN
#10It's really too bad that the two rising tech countries - China and India - have such a third-world approach to censorship on the Internet. You would think they would want to mimic the US's successful formula in hopes of building their presence as a tech powerhouse, but in this area they don't seem to be doing that.
> mimic the US's successful formula You mean the one involving outsourcing IP law enforcement to private cartels amid increasing calls to remove 230 protections from public-facing internet companies?
Can you elaborate on this a bit more? I'm intrigued yet confused from your comment.