A frightening attempt to control DNS providers.
How are they going to stop public DNS servers? like OpenNic and others or people who set up their own.
There are thousands of DNS providers all over the world.
VPN also provide their own DNS servers so maybe the next assault on our freedoms will be VPN.
Industry and state have a large interest in this and in just a few years they will have total information dominance. This won't require awkward measures like attacks on DNS or VPN providers. You simply won't be able to execute unvetted software soon. Chat control is just an example and the first step. The principle will be: You can only run software that fulfills all legal requirements, especially if said requirements monitor your well-behavedness.
https://wordhistories.net/2023/12/20/iron-hand-velvet-glove/
Yes. Every microcontroller will phone home to verify your software’s signature.
https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/393689/how-to-stop...
99.5% of users aren’t developers and will not attempt to modify anything.
How ironic
Block port 53 on an ISP level, just like many are already doing with port 25. Luckily that can be mostly bypassed with DoH / DoT, but adoption is far from universal.