@stux We are talking about decentralisation, but what...

@stux We are talking about decentralisation, but what exactly will happen if, for example, Russia blocks server X. Will people in Russia who are on server A be able to continue reading accounts on server X?

Like 14 December at 18:15 | Wall-to-wall | Open on mastodon.social

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Alex :autism: :neofox_flag_ace: :verified_coffee:

@Distante @stux not if Russia blocks it and you're in Russia.
You would then need a VPN or similar.

14 December at 18:17 | Open on anarres.family

Plsik

@alex @Distante @stux According to the ranking of installed Android apps, VPN is the first, most used app in Russia, in the top five twice. Shopping apps are next.

14 December at 20:02 | Open on mastodon.social

SignalEleven

@Distante @stux they will be able to read the content of accounts from server X that made it into server A. Which is most of it if somebody on A follow them.

14 December at 18:37 | Open on fosstodon.org

Der Zarte Kulturträger

@Distante @stux Of course they would. That’s why fediverse is a wonderful thing

14 December at 18:40 | Open on zirk.us

bjo

@Distante @stux I recently read that Russia blocks Hetzner.

14 December at 19:12 | Open on schafweide.eu

:neocat__w: kbity...

@Distante @stux yes, unless server A is physically located in Russia

14 December at 19:54 | Open on wetdry.world

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