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Originally Posted by woj
in theory maybe it is, but in practice obviously it's not... and it's not really that obvious why "non regional" is even a good thing?
"non regional" implies "anything goes"... since no one has control over it, people do shady things on those domains and nothing can really be done about it...
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bullshit
you still have to obey the laws when you operate in a country
google still has to obey privacy laws for EU and canada when they film canadians houses for their street view
the difference between getting a court order to block US traffic from going to domain X
is totally different then taking domain X away from the owner just because US laws something that 100% legal somewhere else illegal.
the former only applys the laws appropriately
the latter takes away rights from people in foreign countries.