GreenTunnel: anti-censorship utility designed to bypass deep packet inspection

Re:GreenTunnel: anti-censorship utility designed to bypass d... by lmm on Sunday March 22, 2020 @07:01PM (#22659582)

I believe it's illegal not to apply the Internet Watch Foundation blacklist (despite the IWF being completely unaccountable). A&A does a scheme where they'll set you up as a 1-person ISP and provide an unfiltered feed, but you have to sign something saying you're applying the blacklist yourself.

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Re:GreenTunnel: anti-censorship utility designed to bypass d... by Nextgrid on Monday March 23, 2020 @12:46AM (#22661340)

In the UK? Do you know the relevant law and could provide a link?

I briefly looked at the legal side of offering public Wi-Fi (essentially becoming an ISP) and besides debunking a ton of BS (turns out you don’t need to collect traffic data unless explicitly ordered by the government, and sign-in pages/captive portals/ToS aren’t necessary either) I never even heard of the IWF.

Curious how this law would apply to the ISPs providing connectivity to dedicated servers.

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