It’s overreach and doesn’t have an effect on the international market. They have fundamentally failed to understand the internet.
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It's also an attack on free speech.
Technically they could if you leave your ISP as your default DNS but beside that, not much they can do that's gonna be effective.
Next.
they're absolutely gonna make a list of ipv4 addresses that were used at one point and the the whole internet will get blocked
Vpn moment