Internet Filter - What will the Effect Be on the Nexus?

[Spiced]

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It's partially a good thing, on the other hand, they will try to filter out sites like the Nexus, i wonder how far they can push it, is it possible that this site will be removed from the World Wide Web?

 

[ghostman]

Sites cannot be removed from the World Wide Web. The can be ignored by search engines.

Consider how much is out in Deep Web, this should give your brain something to chew on.

The deep Web (also called Deepnet, the invisible Web, dark Web or the hidden Web) refers to World Wide Web content that is not part of the surface Web, which is indexed by standard search engines.

 

[The Traveler]

i wonder how far they can push it, is it possible that this site will be removed from the World Wide Web?

Only removing the physical server will get the DMT-Nexus off the internet. These internet filters are as flawed as their creators, since motivated people will always find ways around these filters easely.

It always makes my smile when I hear parents ask their kids to remove the child-lock they accidentally installed on their PC's... Go figure how this one will play out.

Lookup things like proxies and TOR and you can enjoy the DMT-Nexus even after they installed the 'WE MAKE UP WHAT YOU HAVE TO THINK' filter.


Kind regards,

The Traveler

 

[Ayawasqero]

Gosh, that was close. But what about next time? :lol: And, for heaven´s sake, who are ,they´ anyway? :lol:

 

[acolon_5]

It ALWAYS amazes me how much more draconian Auzz is compared to the rest of the world when it comes to censoring content. The leaders there seem to really, REALLY want to control what their people see, hear, and do.

It's kind of sad. Although it truly does make me just a bit more happy about the US.

 

[Ayawasqero]

Sites cannot be removed from the World Wide Web. The can be ignored by search engines.

Consider how much is out in Deep Web, this should give your brain something to chew on.

The deep Web (also called Deepnet, the invisible Web, dark Web or the hidden Web) refers to World Wide Web content that is not part of the surface Web, which is indexed by standard search engines.

Creepy... :twisted:

 

[Ayawasqero]

Although it truly does make me just a bit more happy about the US.

Hm, why?

 

[darkstate]

I'm quite sure that filters can be circumvented by going through a paid proxy server or a VPN tunnel. In that case they would also have to block those proxy and VPN service providers.

 

['Coatl]

Aus. is seriously the most Nazi "democartic" country on earth!

You CAN'T GROW TOBACCO THERE!!!!

The ethnobotanicals forums known of the Corroboree may have to be entirely shut down!!!

 

[Spiced]

So i wonder, what about north Korea and China, where there is MAJOR censorship going on, many Koreans never even heard of the Beatles ffs, go figure !

They sure enough have no access to the internet like we have, and i don't think they have the tools to set up proxy servers either.


But OK, i'm over dramatizing here, but if it is really necessary it's possible to trim access to many sites, it's even possible to take the internet down, damn, our world would shrink so much if that would happen!:d

 

[Touche Guevara]

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It's partially a good thing, on the other hand, they will try to filter out sites like the Nexus, i wonder how far they can push it, is it possible that this site will be removed from the World Wide Web?

It is not even partially a good thing. Criminals do not by and large host public sites where illegal porn can be traded, for example, but rather it's done via rapidshares, IRC, etc. The only people who will negatively be affected by this are internet users and people who operate legitimate sites that are either mistakenly or maliciously blocked (which, according to the article you linked, has already happened).

 

[SoCal]

interesting. someone emailed me THIS video earlier today which I suppose is somewhat related. Is there any legitimacy to it?