

The difference is that the UK is not blocking sites. Sites are blocking the UK.
The difference is that the UK is not blocking sites. Sites are blocking the UK.
They serve users in the UK, therefore they can be fined. There is an established way to not get fined by governments of states whose markets you operate in: get out of that market. Block traffic from the UK. It is not the country’s obligation to block, it is the company’s. This has been already played out over the years in courts.
Well it’s low effort and loses a lot of nuance in the way it draws its maps, so there is that
“Keep moving the goalposts”? Mate this is my first comment in this comment chain. And it does make a difference to me personally if someone said something before a very public turnaround 5 years ago, or recently after this change
When did he state this? Recently?
Absolutely true for the time the article was written (2017). He changed his ways after the Christchurch attacks which happened in 2019.
I mean, the state can fine them, they just can’t execute that if the owner company of 4chan truly has no assets in the UK.