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    @OpenSourcerer Just to clarify that this is not "fake news": https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/06/if-not-overturned-bad-copyright-decision-will-lead-many-americans-lose-internet A moderator can not threaten an ex ante, pre determined censorship based on the source of the information, be it a web site or anything else. Before you enforce your censorship power we gave you, you must cross-check and verify. If you are not able to do so beyond a reasonable doubt, or you have not the time or will to do so, do not censor. Kind regards
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    nezzer

    DNS Based Adblock

    Net neutrality is something only ISPs have to obey to in regard to the end user. There is no obligation for VPNs to forward unwanted traffic against the VPN users will. Also net neutrality is regulated differently in different countries. It has been demonstrated that this has been done successfully IMHO. I never had any issues with the usual block lists... but others may have different experiences, I admit that. On Android systems with mobile one can surely use e.g. NetGuard (which I use) or others. The problem is that such apps use the native VPN function. This can only be used by one app. AirVPN can than not be used as well 😞 ...
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    “Offensive Content” Next? Comcast Suspends User’s Internet Service For Downloading Copyrighted Material https://www.infowars.com/posts/offensive-content-next-comcast-suspends-users-internet-service-for-downloading-copyrighted-material/ DO NOT CENSOR ME!!!!!!!!
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    sooprtruffaut

    Linux: AirVPN Suite 1.1.0 released

    @cheapsheep @Staff Hello, thank you both for your help. Using "aircipher" has worked and the problem is solved. To give you more details, I was using the config from the beta versions of AirVPN Suite, which is why the older settings were used. I'll pay close attention to the new directives in case I need to modify things in the future. Thanks again for your help both of you!
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    @ProphetPX Hello! The "graduated response" in the United States (aka "three strikes") was a voluntary agreement between ISPs and copyright holders to terminate the line of an alleged copyright infringer for several months or one year, without court order and inaudita altera parte (no right to defense ex ante) and put him/her in a black list so that he/she can't re-connect to the Internet with any other provider while he/she serves his/her sentence for the alleged, unproven behavior. The agreement was followed by most if not all ISPs from 2011 to 2017, causing tens of thousand of controversial disconnections. However, it had no impact at all on on the amount of copyright infringements and it was abandoned in 2017. Sony attempt might aim at transforming the abandoned voluntary agreement into an obligation by law as it is in France, New Zealand and South Korea for example, by eroding, through a legal precedent, the safe harbor liability exemptions in the USA for ISPs. The graduated response is totally ineffective against those who protect their traffic behind serious VPN services. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graduated_response https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_Copyright_Infringement_Liability_Limitation_Act Kind regards
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