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ISPs reluctant to take on blocking role

New report concludes blocking could do more harm than good.

Mon, 09 Sep 2019

Giving internet service providers (ISPs) or the government a “big button” to block online content does more harm than good and content decisions should be made by individuals, InternetNZ says.

A new report by the non-profit internet advocate called To block or not to block: Technical and

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