I suppose you could detect some patterns, and it definitely wouldn't be clickable. But is the text google.com considered a URL for example? I guess it isn't?
(yeah I know, it's a stupid law anyway, but just wondering)
g3tfr33g0ld DOT сом
In both cases, they identify and scan something.
Not sure, if there is out at all.
No, as I understood the GP comment, if you opt out there won't be anything for them to identify and scan, because you can't send anything.
> Not sure, if there is out at all.
Sure there is: You can opt out from being on the Internet.
I would argue that comment implies that something might be alllowed, but not everything. There is potential to restrict any kind of data. To identify that you are sending something restricted, they need to scan.
> Sure there is: You can opt out from being on the Internet.
Not going to argue with that. But yeah, you can't crash the car if you don't drive it. If you never live, you can't die.
I read it as at least "they permanently remove your ability to send" (or possibly even "they shut down your account").