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Sanctions against Russia and Internet subscriptions [closed]
Sanctions against Russia become heavier by the day, and an answer to that question might not fit the situation in a few weeks. Please consider the situation as of today.
Say a website located in the ...
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What does the EARN IT act mean for messaging services without E2E encryption? [closed]
Many people have been discussing what the EARN IT act entails for services that offer E2E encryption, but almost nobody has mentioned or asked what this act would entail for the messaging services ...
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What are the implications of the EARN IT Act?
On the face of it, the EARN IT Act of 2020 appears to be a bill to protect against online exploitation of children by creating a National Commission for that purpose. However, the Electronic Frontier ...
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Is it possible that the US raises fees for using US based internet services – like Stack Exchange or Google – for people not living in the US?
In the current discussion about fees and taxes for import and export of goods to and from the US I have a question about internet services (as kind of virtual goods):
Is it possible that the US ...
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Why did it take so long for Germany to change laws applied to wireless hot spots?
According to this article (2014) wireless networks in Germany were way less than in other European countries.
Compared to many other countries, Germany is little more than a
patchwork when it ...
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Would the Clayton Antitrust Act prevent the proposed "Fast Lane" of the internet problem with net neutrality?
Many people are going on about how the merger of Comcast and Time Warner will enable them to create a lane for the internet where wealthier individuals or companies can pay more for a 'faster lane.' ...
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