How are you supposed to use the internet in the UK?? It literally gets worse by the week

>>106032532 (OP)
I live in the UK and it's not an issue? What websites are you trying to access you filthy, dirty nonce?

You don't. Just accept that all information that isn't sunshine and rainbows is now blocked and keep voting for more and more censorship

It's coming to every country.
Digital ID will be the next global agenda.
Britbongistan is just the test run.

>>106032532 (OP)
With great difficulty and patience.

>>106032538
anything crypto brings that up.

>>106032547

Now even forums are being blocked or shut down - this aint coming to the US and you;re cracked if you think americans will tolerate

These shitposts, slagging off the UK by Vlad and his associates are starting to become a tad wearing.

>>106032556
An example being?

>>106032532 (OP)
Can you use a VPN or are they going after them too? I guess that as a last resort, you could rent a VPS in the cloud and install a Wireguard/OpenVPN daemon on it, but a lot of sites rangeban datacenter IPs.
I feel bad for bongs, and I just know that this is coming for us French anons too.
I wonder how much time it's going to take before gooners go insane now that they can't get their fix.

>>106032532 (OP)
They want you to stop gooning and to take your country back in a violent rebellion against immigrants so they can throw you in jail

>>106032556
>this aint coming to the US
a bunch of states already enforce IDs on 18 plus sites

>>106032575
>and I just know that this is coming for us French anons too.
I don't wish it on you. Public perception is that the French pay more mind to maters of liberty and freedom, whether this is true or not I don't know. But how do you realistically fight this kind of authoritarian globalist shit? You can't because, at least here, democracy is a sham and you have no power, the other people around you are retards who want this and you'd ruin your life if you tried anything. Literally just a nation of livestock.

>>106032532 (OP)
switch your DNS server to 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 for starters
when that stops working, learn to use DPI circumvention software

>>106032532 (OP)
I haven't had any of these yet, why so many threads about it?

imagine getting your country banned from half the internet.

>>106032576
>violent rebellion

you need a bunch sypathetic people from the elite class of society for this to ever happen, which is not going to for the next 20 years guaranteed

>>106032532 (OP)
Get used to it, buy a VPN/VPS, learn which protocols are censorship resistant - you're gonna need it soon enough :)
t. ruzzian

>>106032614
>But how do you realistically fight this
By following the localhost first, distributed database model. No dns record to seize, no platform to target with lawfare

>>106032532 (OP)
check out >>>/g/fta/

>>106032556
>this aint coming to the US
It has already started

>>106032532 (OP)
Get a VPN. You'd be surprised how much of the internet is already censored for us. I thought piratebay.org was shut down for years until I tried the url with a vpn. It turned out it was just blocked by UK ISPs. No notification, it just gave you a "dns cannot be reached error" like the site didnt exist at all.

Also, get a pass for 4chan if youre not broke.

Are they going to block feet pics?

>>106032952
best VPNs?

>>106032532 (OP)
Hahahaha. You did it to yourselves. You let your government do this. It's your own fault. Suffer.

>>106032532 (OP)
The UK is a digital pariah state at this point and it happened within a week. Learn to use TOR.

>>106032532 (OP)
Embrace Islam.
>>106032914
Kill payment processing ews in world of minecraft
"Kill porn studio jews" - a novel movie name idea
Always think of advertising agencies, not the advertisers.

>>106033364
Mullvad, Windscribe, IVPN, AirVPN

>>106032532 (OP)
EVERYTHING IS OKAY

GOVERNMENT CENSORSHIP GOOD

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION BAD

PAY YOUR TV LICENCE FEE

>>106032575
>>106032614
>know that this is coming for us French anons too
it's already here qeq

>>106032914
crypto can really help with this.

>>106033906
at least you can access crypto

>>106032547
>We're gonna get retards spamming IT'S NOT HAPPENING IN MYYYY COUNTRY everyday as it happens country by country until global control
Wish some people would actually read

>>106032538
Bitchute.
Twitter wants my ID
Playstation wants my ID
I dont use it but reddit wants peoples ID

>>106032556
Its already in the US and californias latest attempt to pass it wanted it on an OS level.

>>106032575
You can use a vpn
However this isnt a localised policy, but something that will be rolled out across the whole world so while a vpn works today, it won't in the near future.

>>106034267
What they got cooking if Russia and China can't even fully stop them?

>>106034253
>Its already in the US and californias latest attempt to pass it wanted it on an OS level.
I know some of the redneck states had these controls but surprised by california. how do you mean OS level.

>>106033987
checking now

>>106034241
does twitter really require ID to sign up if you're in england?

>>106034144
Sorry you got scammed by brexit. We warned you

>>106032538
how about this website? 4chan isn't still up because it's allowed to be, it's up because hiro is currently ignoring their emails. expect a manual block from the government next week

>>106033987
>>106034660
nope

>>106034883
lowest iq post itt
this is coming to Australia next and then to the EU
https://commission.europa.eu/strategy-and-policy/priorities-2019-2024/europe-fit-digital-age/european-digital-identity_en

>>106035518
and don't think every other country is free just because they don't pass a similar law
when one of the biggest economic zones on the planet (EU) forces vendors to adopt the policy, businesses will just make it defacto required for everyone, because it is easier to maintain 1 point of service compared to 2.
existing ID systems will be salivating at the money available by enabling other markets, so they will push for it.
since the technical aspects will have been solved at that point, it will be easier for smaller rogue elements to push for adoption of these measures within their own regions even if they don't have nominal control of the political leadership

>>106035492
it should be "turn towards the camera, drop your pants, bend over and yell god save the queen"

Normies ruined the internet

>>106035607
>existing ID systems will be salivating at the money available by enabling other markets
The EU's proposed digital wallet is a novel system based on zero-knowledge proofs enabled via some OAuth and/or OpenID standards.
Wallet apps will interface with the various existing national e-ID implementations to obtain a non re-identifiable limited-scope claim that is crytographically verifiable in a double-blind manner.

Existing ID systems need not apply. Any system that does less than zero-knowledge proofs and thus has the possibility of leaking actual personal data -- including stable online identifiers that allow for reidentification -- anywhere, is deemed unfit for purpose by the EU and online platforms cannot use it.

The EU itself is developing the entire thing open source; including a reference implementation of the verification backend.
Basically: all the identity provider middle-men are being cut out as unreliable. Which means all the spook-infested NGOs go with them.
They're not getting access to the EU's full corpus of citizen PII this way.

>>106036174
"existing" in my post referred to future service providers that implement (or at least provide contractual support) for the network that the EU is currently implementing. It was not meant to refer to ID systems and their suppliers that exist today (although logically some of those vendors will pivot into being the suppliers of the new systems).
likewise "salivating at the money" doesn't necessarily mean marketability and value of PII but simply the security of 10, 20, 50 years of government dole from winning the contract to implement at a technical level. those kinds of things aren't managed or directly employed by government, they are done by private companies who are contracted by government.

I remember when GDPR hit and I needed VPN just to see the odd news site

UK based websites are actually closing down for good over this one though it's really sad

>>106036289
The UK and AUS will become digital pariah states because of this, you'll basically be cut off from the world.

>>106032532 (OP)
Learn how computer networks work. It's a useful skill and will become more important. I now have rule34 accessible again over a VPS in New York that's tunneled from a VPS in London. Freedom land is probably going to become the last free bastion of the net despite their own spying problems, etc.

>>106035044
Ofcom forcing ISPs to block the site would probably be the best outcome. Most ISPs already do this anyway as part of their opt-out content filtering, but these bans are all at the DNS level so they are trivial to bypass.

>>106032556
>this aint coming to the US and you;re cracked if you think americans will tolerate
hahahahaha
MAGA!

>>106037560
>>106032556
#GotWhatIVotedFor
#MAGA

>>106037560
>>106037583

>>106032556
>anything crypto brings that up.
Anything financial related (and yes, that includes crypto) has required that long before this bill.

>>106037098
curious why the vps in London instead of connecting your device directly to the one in NY, any benefit to that?

>>106037652
Better / more stable routing.

>>106037740
>>106037652
I suppose I should elaborate what I've done. Rather than route all traffic over a VPN which I do not want I've essentially built a cloud router.

>My OpenWRT router has a point-to-point tunnel to the VPS in London
>The London VPS has a point-to-point tunnel to New York
>Iptables and Ip6tables NAT MASQUERADE rules perform NAT translation on traffic forwarded from the tunnel to eth0 where traffic travels the wider Internet

>>106032532 (OP)
What about using Starlink?

>>106037915
How does Geolocation work with that? Does your public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses geolocate to a ground station in the UK?

>>106036325
>he thinks this isnt coming to his country
Cute.

>>106037936
Starlink satellites only provide the transport layer. You would still geolocate from wherever you are using the internet from. I think. Unless the satellites are not geostationary and have to serve multiple countries? Shit, this is actually a good point.

Unless you mean javascript geolocation which either just uses your phones GPS or triangulates a location using nearby wifis.

Better question: if you access the internet from the International Space Station, what would geolocation do there? Default to some NASA, Houston proxy?

i2p and tor about to find a renaissance.
i'll do my part, living in a degenerate libtard state that wouldn't dare protect kids from online tranny groomers.

>>106038245
>if you access the internet from the International Space Station, what would geolocation do there? Default to some NASA, Houston proxy?
yeah if this is true the astronauts are gonna be pissed. what do you think they do in the ISS all day? imagine blobs of spunk floating in zero gravity in the corridors of the space station and trying to avoid them splatting your face as you fly through.

Tea hack seems to confirm worst fears. Why do normies simply not talke time to understand how the internet actually works.

>>106038354
probably do what they're being paid to do. i doubt every minute of their waking day isn't planned out in advance.
what, did you think they were up there to vacation?

LET MY ORB SCAN YOUR EYES SO I CAN CREATE A DIGITAL ID FOR YOU
I NEED SOME WAY TO TELL YOU APART FROM CHAT-GPT AGENTS
ALSO, GIVE ME 8 TRILLION DOLLARS

>>106032711
What do you mean by protocol? Like protocols connecting to the internet such as tor/i2p?

>>106038442
Dunno if I used the right term here (esl), but I meant you should look into shit like Vless/Reality and stuff like that if you want censorship resistance. Honestly EU/UK is probably years away from implementing DPI so you'll be okay using even basic stuff like wireguarg but it doesn't hurt to know this beforehand, considering where it's all going

>>106032532 (OP)
The easiest way is to bury your head in the sand. But I'm gonna make a lemon into lemonade. Fucking certificates. We on it.

>>106034309
There was another thread the other way, from my understanding the California government wants the OS (macos,linux, winbows) to start age verification on sign up so when you download something they send that info to the devs of the apps to make sure you are of age I think?

>>106038510
Which seems smarter than having every site do it. But why can't the parents just check that this is a child's phone or account? Why actually verify the age?

>>106032532 (OP)
>went on porn with uk vpn
fuck it's grim lads
what are all the black British gentlemen gonna do? buy nord and proton vpn like their favorite jew tuber told them to? Those israel based vpn companies are gonna get paid for harvesting peoples data! what a supreme kike plan!

>>106038529
>child's phone or account?
They want control, the child thing is just an excuse for the gullible.

>>106038500
I think I got it, I took a quick glance at vless/reality and from my tech illiterate mind It seems a way to connect to network with privacy being considered, similar to https but less cucked?

>>106038361
They're retarded. They just get phone and download apps and it works so.

>>106038663
>I think I got it, I took a quick glance at vless/reality and from my tech illiterate mind It seems a way to connect to network with privacy being considered, similar to https but less cucked?
Privacy is considered in most modern VPN protocols. Vless actually doesn't offer encryption by default. Its purpose is to mask as regular https traffic so it doesn't get detected by specialized censorship systems

>>106038696
>Its purpose is to mask as regular https traffic so it doesn't get detected by specialized censorship systems

Cool idea, it seems is still in its early stages, I'm curious what does this do that tor doesn't? I know tor is banned in some countries, but there is still workarounds to make it work, also are there any communities that talk about vless/reality this is seems worth investing so time into?

>>106038781
>Cool idea, it seems is still in its early stages,
Well it works and for now is the best anti-censorship tool that I know of. unnecessary for western countries for now though
>I'm curious what does this do that tor doesn't? I know tor is banned in some countries, but there is still workarounds to make it work
tor has bridges that allow you reach entry nodes in heavily censored countries, but the protocols bridges are using are possible to detect.
>seems worth investing so time into?
depends on how pessimistic you are. if eu/uk gets actually serious about censorship, implementing dpi is gonna be a logical step once everyone starts using vpns to avoid this crap. can't imagine this happening in usa though, at least for a long while
for now most communities are in Persian/Russian/Chinese as those are the countries with the most serious internet censorship

>>106038384
altman is all kinds of creepy