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“Keir Starmer is hell-bent on destroying your right to a private life” | …I absolutely detest that the mainstream parliamentary parties are sitting on their hands regarding this matter
2026/01/14
Britain’s bid to police the world’s internet | spiked | … I wish we could read this kind of analysis in The Guardian
2026/01/14
They may not like the label but Ofcom *are* a censor, because they are attempting to force platforms (including entirely foreign ones) to adopt the paraphernalia of censorship, so not only…
2026/01/13
Live-Event Blocking at Scale: Effectiveness vs. Collateral Damage in Italy’s Piracy Shield | RIPE Labs
2026/01/11
Reminder: Spain already blocks Cloudflare IP addresses when there is a football match on
2026/01/11
UK Orders Ofcom to Enforce Encryption Backdoors
2026/01/10
Wikimedia UK and the Online Safety Act: A deep dive into the story so far | Wikimedia UK
2026/01/10
BREAKING: Cloudflare once again finds enough spine to publicly combat calls for censorship & state control, although on from past experience we can only wonder how long it will last
2026/01/09
It will be interesting to see if Britain’s politicians maintain their taste for self-harm through isolationism by banning X for whatever reason
2026/01/09
The Ofcom Files, Part V: Block Harder | Preston Byrne
2026/01/08
“In the one case where a website voluntarily blocked the UK [to comply with the OSA] the UK now wants to get a blocking order to… block it again?”
2026/01/08
BBC amplifying Ofcom’s toothless “£18m fine” regulatory bluff re: US-based suicide-discussion forum
2026/01/07
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