News like this is now becoming so common that it’s practically routine, although this often ignores the fact that such blocks remain incredibly easy to circumvent and their effectiveness is still in doubt. Never the less many more websites ( examples ) are likely to follow and so we can expect to see more of the same going forward.
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are the judges just soo stupid? or are they paid by these companies. it would almost seem are whole legal system is corrupt. on top of that the judges aint inteligent where it comes to a site matter. these sites break no laws. they are simply search engines. 9
As far as I am aware it is not illegal. A court case declared 9 that there could be no restrictions on watching legal TV programs anywhere in Europe. It may though be dependent on the exact circumstances ie if you need a licence to watch them in that country 9 you would need to hold a licence
Not here for troll la la discussion 9 there are forums for such blurred lines, needless to say really however as you like a quote here is the rest of my text “Though I reckon if www disappeared 9 tomorrow, the executives of effected companies would not see the increase in sales they think they missing out on”. 9 I will add www is going to be alot more monitored and restricted, though that was last weeks news.
IF your on virgin/BT or any other UK ISP call them up and complain you need to pay 6 pounds for a VPN service per month tell them you want 6 pounds off your internet bill as this covers the cost of the VPN else your leaving to plusnet who doesn’t block websites.
Website blocking is like trying to stop a speeding train with a sheet of paper. Simply join any of the free VPNs and continue where you left off. Try Cyberghost or Hide My Ass. Both are recommended by top UK Computer 9 mags.
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