Slashdot Your Rights Online Story | A Black Day For Internet Freedom In Germany

This week, the two big political parties ruling Germany in a coalition held the final talks on their proposed Internet censorship scheme. DNS queries for sites on a list will be given fake answers that lead to a page with a stop sign. The list itself is maintained by the German federal police (Bundeskriminalamt).

They have a huge protest movement going, but of course, the Nazi’s don’t listen to their populace; only to the whims of their leaders!

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