Changing IP address to access public website ruled violation of US law

[Titanium Man]

i am now officially in love with living in canada

enjoy your stuffty healthcare and expensive housing costs

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[Port]

exactly, if you want an actually good life you should just leave that entire continent

[Bloody Mary]

That's pretty wacky. I don't think it's exactly something that can be enforced though; internet piracy is still extremely prevalent and that has a lot more ways to trace you.

[Harm94]

exactly, if you want an actually good life you should just leave that entire continent

No point then. I am sure other countries in Europe have more surveillance than the us does. Good luck with Africa, South America, and Asia.

[Crispy_]

only solution - get abducted by aliens and live on their home planet

[Dreams_Of_Cheese]

Well I guess this kinda solves our issues with certain users getting around IP bans.

[Starzy]

Well I guess this kinda solves our issues with certain users getting around IP bans.

hah hahahahahaha.... ha

[Port]

I am sure other countries in Europe have more surveillance than the us does.

lol

hah hahahahahaha.... ha

unless you're talking about UK, that is
but even then that's debatable

[Twenky]

god bless europe

[joe411]

I think the only they can really do is take down public proxy sites.

[{Pacnet2013}]

I hope at least using free VPNs aren't illegal

[Decepticon]

exactly, if you want an actually good life you should just leave that entire continent

[Flush535]

This is ridiculous, what if it was serious and you had to get on FB at school or something?

I think it's still fine at schools and stuff

the fbi doesn't control your school's firewall...yet

[Port]

this is a graph about London
Europe is not London

[Bisjac]

um...... so?

"that your ip is blocked on"


seems fair to me.
its not saying vpns or proxies are illegal...
you guys cant read and comprehend. thats a school skill you know.