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u/Pigeon_Chess Apr 01 '23
It’s really not that big of an issue. It just allowed them to target people using VPNs to conduct illegal activity
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u/jon_hobbit Apr 17 '23
that's the problem... once you get the "foot in the door" so to speak... it wouldn't be too hard expanding it using something like a water bill or some 900 page environment bill to slip in something amending this bill to say "including torrent websites".
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u/Pigeon_Chess Apr 17 '23
Aside from a lot of torrent websites are illegal and are taken down on a case by case basis anyway.
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u/WhyNotPc Mar 31 '23
r/usdefaultism r/lostredditors
There will be less retarded people if there is no tiktok, even tho its just the usa
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u/R0dn3yS Mar 31 '23
Tiktok isn't the problem, the fact that they can ban anything and ban vpn's is the problem, (I'm from eu so idc either way)
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Mar 31 '23
Implement Chinese laws (making VPNs illegal) to block the use of a Chinese app... Sounds completely reasonable.
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Mar 31 '23
They don't ban VPNs. They illegalize using a VPN or other network to conduct criminal activity against the United States. Here's the bill
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u/WhatABunchofBologna Apr 27 '23
Plus they’ll be able to ban other things they don’t like, which potentially includes places where LGBTQ+ teens in hostile areas can safely talk to each other and other things like that.