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The MPA has big plans to crack down on movie piracy again
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this post was submitted on 09 Apr 2024
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They'll get the government to ~~ban~~ require all VPNs that operate in the USA to keep logs. Cause the bad people in foreign countries use them to to the big bad anti American things.
Mullvad has already blocked port forwarding likely to placate these same groups
No, port forwarding removed because hosting threatened to kick mullvad out. Lot of shit hosted through that. No hosting, no vpn, so needed to remove to continue operate.
Pressure on host probably caused by those group though.
Algo then!