Article 6 (para II and III) of the SREN Bill would force providers to create the means to mandatorily block websites on a government provided list encoded into the browser.
That’s a good question but I imagine it would be like when you have a fresh windows install and use Edge to download Firefox or Chrome but instead you’d get them from an unofficial source or with a VPN connected to a different country.
Well in the case of Windows, the browser is integral to the OS so they couldn’t/wouldn’t ship it without one. Even if that is a restricted browser, there should be a not too difficult way to use it to download an unrestricted browser.
It’s as though this proposal was dreamed up by someone who has never installed anything on their PC.
Like are they going to block entire repositories? When you apt get install x from within france to they expect repositories to magically give you the french version?
How would you get a browser without a browser though? Memorize the ff download link and wget it perhaps?
That’s a good question but I imagine it would be like when you have a fresh windows install and use Edge to download Firefox or Chrome but instead you’d get them from an unofficial source or with a VPN connected to a different country.
But you wouldnt have edge either. No web browser would be on your OS at all
Well in the case of Windows, the browser is integral to the OS so they couldn’t/wouldn’t ship it without one. Even if that is a restricted browser, there should be a not too difficult way to use it to download an unrestricted browser.
It’s as though this proposal was dreamed up by someone who has never installed anything on their PC.
Like are they going to block entire repositories? When you
apt get install xfrom within france to they expect repositories to magically give you the french version?