Last week's Supreme Court decision in Cox Communications reshaped the piracy liability landscape, creating new urgency for site-blocking.

Last week’s Supreme Court decision in Cox Communications reshaped the piracy liability landscape, creating new urgency for site-blocking.

  • dan@upvote.auEnglish
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    5 days ago

    Best solution is not using dns in the first place though.

    Use DNS over HTTPS (or TLS or QUIC). I think some browsers use it by default now. If there’s country-specific blocks, use your own recursive DNS server.

    • Teknikal@anarchist.nexusEnglish
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      4 days ago

      Can still be messed with by the Isp not saying dns encrypt is a solution but it will bypass this, not much it can do against direct IP blocking mind you for that you need vpn or a service like tor/i2p.

      Does stop the this has been blocked by court order type messages though and does it well.