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Home » Filing: Google urged the European Commission not to target DNS resolvers, VPNs, or IPs to fight piracy, calling the measures ineffective and easily circumvented (Ernesto Van der Sar/TorrentFreak)
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Filing: Google urged the European Commission not to target DNS resolvers, VPNs, or IPs to fight piracy, calling the measures ineffective and easily circumvented (Ernesto Van der Sar/TorrentFreak)

Business Circle TeamBy Business Circle TeamJuly 11, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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Filing: Google urged the European Commission not to target DNS resolvers, VPNs, or IPs to fight piracy, calling the measures ineffective and easily circumvented (Ernesto Van der Sar/TorrentFreak)
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Filing: Google urged the European Commission not to target DNS resolvers, VPNs, or IPs to fight piracy, calling the measures ineffective and easily circumvented (Ernesto Van der Sar/TorrentFreak)

Ernesto Van der Sar / TorrentFreak:

Submitting: Google urged the European Fee to not goal DNS resolvers, VPNs, or IPs to combat piracy, calling the measures ineffective and simply circumvented  —  Google has instructed the European Fee that pirate web site blocking causes “important hurt” and shouldn’t goal DNS resolvers, VPNs or shared IPs.





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