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В кластер входят документы, критикующие необоснованную или государственную цензуру в интернете, и исключаются случаи блокировок за доказанные нарушения правил сервиса или закон.
Общие признаки: цензура в интернете, блокировка веб-сайтов, произвольные решения провайдеров, государственный контроль над сетью, свобода слова в цифровой среде
Группа выше: Механизмы цензуры и контроль информации
Смысл: The main idea is that infrastructure providers like EveryDNS can exercise arbitrary censorship over websites they disagree with, using technical excuses to mask ideological motivations, which directly contradicts democratic principles of free speech.
EveryDNS repeatedly disabled Wikileaks domains, first citing DDoS attacks and later admitting a disagreement with the site's content, prompting Wikileaks to diversify its domain registrations.
Смысл: The main idea is that the proposed mandatory registration of websites with over 1,000 daily visitors is a thinly veiled attempt at censorship and a way to create new opportunities for official corruption.
The author criticizes a proposal to mandate registration for websites with 1,000+ daily visitors, viewing it as a move toward censorship and bribery.
Смысл: The main idea is a critique of 'moral censorship' by internet service providers. The author argues that hosting companies should base their service refusals on legal violations rather than subjective moral judgments to avoid a slippery slope where any user could be disconnected based on an operator's personal ethics.
VDSina discusses its decision to host the notorious 8chan/8kun, using the case to question whether private infrastructure providers should act as moral censors or strictly follow the law.
Смысл: The main idea is that the temporary shutdown of the RoadControl website represents an act of state-sponsored censorship intended to protect corrupt law enforcement officers from public accountability and legal scrutiny.
The Ukrainian website RoadControl, which exposed police misconduct, was blocked by a court order following a lawsuit by a GAI officer, sparking concerns over censorship and freedom of speech.
Смысл: The main idea is that the conflict between Mozilla and UK ISPs over DNS-over-HTTPS represents a larger systemic struggle between individual digital privacy (via encryption) and institutional control (via filtering and surveillance).
Mozilla was labeled an 'Internet Villain' by UK ISPs because its DNS-over-HTTPS protocol prevents providers from filtering content and tracking user data.
Смысл: The main idea is the conflict between the technological drive for user privacy (via DoH) and the desire of governments to maintain control and censorship through DNS filtering, specifically examining the precedents in the UK and their implications for Russia.
Mozilla agreed not to enable DNS-over-HTTPS by default in the UK to avoid disrupting government content filtering, sparking a debate on the trade-off between personal privacy and state-mandated security.
Смысл: The text argues that the blocking of TV Rain by various providers creates a dangerous precedent where private companies act as censors based on political whims or vague moral grounds, bypassing legal due process and constitutional guarantees.
The author criticizes cable providers for blocking TV Rain based on a controversial poll, arguing that this establishes a dangerous precedent of extrajudicial censorship.