My question is, can they force ISPs to filter (or surveil) certain ports or protocols.
I can't wait for these dipshits at the EU to find out that Nostr exists and doesn't have a company or CEO for them to sue 🤣🖕
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https://fra.europa.eu/en/publication/2023/online-content-moderation
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More likely they'll go after the rally operators by going after hosting providers. I used to run a TOR exit relay on a server in Amsterdam and I had to respond to complaints daily so that the hosting provider wouldn't shut down my server. My response was a copy/pasted very wordy version of "I can't monitor or control the traffic coming from this IP address, sorry!"
*relay operators