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What's out options if they do ban VPNs?
(lemmy.ca)
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It would be fairly trivial to allow VPNs for businesses and government institutions, but ban them for regular users.
It would not be trivial to tell between business and non-business hosts.
Hahaha, really? How, pray tell?
VPN can be run (and is run) such that it can't be detected (more accurately, is incredibly difficult to detect).
Maybe it's possible, but it's a much bigger barrier to entry than it is currently, and it being illegal does have consequences when the cops search your devices.
Plus e.g. the UK is planning to mandate preinstalled government spyware on phones and AFAIK China already implemented that years ago.
Like in china, with a govt. rat in each company?
They'd love that, yeah.