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Sure, but what can it do without a network?
It can store the data until it connects to one, though that's not going to be as useful for anyone selling it. Real-time auctions are where the money is, from what I understand.
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But I didn't mention any law? My first sentence is written the way it is, for a reason?
There isn't and shouldn't be such a law. Europe has these KYC for IP address laws and it sucks.
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There isn't and shouldn't be such a law. Europe has these KYC for IP address laws and it sucks.
can you explain why? what unintended consequences would such a law have?
Imagine if any time someone was caught driving drunk, the registered owner of the car went to jail.
This was fixed in 2018 by adding a special exception to the law. Other countries had public wifi a decade earlier. Germany still doesn't have much.
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Adding to DNS block list immediately.
> Adding to DNS block list immediately. Just making a note here for anyone else with the same thought: I went to ping the domains listed ITT, and nothing went through. I'm running OPNsense and amongst other things using some of the hagezi DNS block lists [0]. It looks like brdtnet.com, bright-sdk.com and various subdomains were already in there, which is a nice sanity check. That said, also worth noting that an Unbou…
OPNSense is beautifully flexible for this.