Austria to go full cuck

So what they will do is just make it a little annoying for people to find it that is all, cucks trying to act tough but they can't even pick up a glass of water to throw it in your face

Why do they say the DS is in the dark web now? punishedstormer is their new address isn't it.

>>138877716
Isn't that disguised censorship

>>138878386
All this Laws and attempts of regulation have only one goal, to create a precedent for much more draconian measures that will follow.
keep this in mind. nomatter how silly it sounds or may be its just a setup. like the frog in the slowly heated up water.

>>138877716
Anyone who likes to torrent shit needs to get ready to defend themselves.

>>138877716
o no, poeple will have to go without the 3 most popular 'criminal' websites for a whole hour till someone find a way to bypass it, or even worse, have to use a proxy vpn, or tor.

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>>138877716
Election is in OCTOBER 2017

>>138879628
It's not even disguised. It's fucking censorship.

>>138881789
You won't even need that anymore.
There is a solution being developped mixing blockchain and IPFS named SHIFT that will soon allow to host websites in a decentralized manner (much like a torrent).
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1155284.0

Soon they will have to whitelist websites which would basically kill internet or stand defeated.

>>138877716
>Allowing ISPs
Unless govt Will force it on ISPs I doubt they will, if one ISP promises not to block and is cheaper they'll be at a disadvantage from a competetive point of vieuw

>>138877716

"[...] zur Vermeidung von strafrechtlich relevanten Handlungen, wie etwa Datenbeschädigung durch Viren, Computerkriminalität, Verbreitung von pornografischen oder gewaltverherrlichenden Darstellungen im Sinn der Jugendschutzgesetze an Minderjährige oder strafrechtlich relevante Urheberrechtsverletzungen [...]"

It's about sites spreading computer viruses, cybercrime, porn sites accessible to minors, and copyright infringements. ISPs *can* block, i.e. don't have to.

The only really controversial thing I see here is the copyright part, but Austrian IPSs notoriously have never cared about file sharing and torrents.

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>>138886735
Go shill somewhere else for Shorty. You know very well how wide the "Jugendschutzgesetze" can be stretched.

>>138884827
can I mine it?

>>138887112

I was just pointing out that, on the surface, the law has nothing to do with political censorship, as OP seemed to imply.

OK, you say the Youth Protection laws can be stretched. Maybe, maybe not, considering that no national Youth Protection Act exists: they are all state level laws, so there are 9 of them and they vary widely.

If you have examples of how Austrian youth protection laws have been used to censor right-wing political websites, I'm willing to learn and ask for examples.