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>>ColinW+(OP)
I will host public proxied site for these websites, open for UK people, just to troll them :D

>>Fokamu+Zb
Whilst I don't condone being unlawful (are you sure you want to run that risk?), that's the hacker spirit one needs these days.

Being silly to ridicule overreaching laws is top-trolling! Love it.

>>ivanmo+Se
The trouble here is that the law is so crazy that third parties allowing users in the relevant jurisdiction to access the site could result in the site still be liable, so then they would have the same reason to block your proxy service if a non-trivial number of people were using it.

To do any good you don't want to cause grief for the victims of the crazy law, you want to cause grief to its perpetrators.

>>Anthon+Tg
Then I guess that'd be a use case of technologies like Tor or I2P, properly, securely used.

>>ivanmo+nh
Worth mentioning that the lawyer who runs onlinesafetyact.co.uk, Neil Brown, has its onion address in his profile.

https://mastodon.neilzone.co.uk/@neil

http://3kj5hg5j2qxm7hgwrymerh7xerzn3bowmfflfjovm6hycbyfuhe6l...