#splinternet — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #splinternet, aggregated by home.social.
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Cloudflare can officially go drown in a bag of dicks.
The unusual activity you detected was the swearing you heard from me through my screen.
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Cloudflare can officially go drown in a bag of dicks.
The unusual activity you detected was the swearing you heard from me through my screen.
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Borders no longer live only on maps. They are encoded in routing tables, DNS responses, certificate authorities, and platform rules. The same request can be routed differently, blocked quietly, or resolved by alternate authorities depending on where it originates. The network follows the protocol perfectly, even as the world it connects fractures.
Traffic flows, handshakes complete, and connections succeed while invisible checkpoints dictate what is reachable. The internet is quietly splitting into archipelagos, each governed by unseen rules, and no one told the packets they needed permission to cross. Welcome to the splinternet.
#Splinternet #Networking #CyberSecurity #Infosec #DigitalDystopia
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Borders no longer live only on maps. They are encoded in routing tables, DNS responses, certificate authorities, and platform rules. The same request can be routed differently, blocked quietly, or resolved by alternate authorities depending on where it originates. The network follows the protocol perfectly, even as the world it connects fractures.
Traffic flows, handshakes complete, and connections succeed while invisible checkpoints dictate what is reachable. The internet is quietly splitting into archipelagos, each governed by unseen rules, and no one told the packets they needed permission to cross. Welcome to the splinternet.
#Splinternet #Networking #CyberSecurity #Infosec #DigitalDystopia
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The real war isn’t Taiwan. It’s standards. AI, 6G, internet rules. Whoever sets them controls the future economy. The West is late and arguing ethics. #TechWar #AI #Splinternet
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@artefr/115702235778301318
En complément
Qu’est-ce que le #splinternet ? Et les raisons pour lesquelles il faut s’y intéresser
https://www.internetsociety.org/fr/blog/2022/03/quest-ce-que-le-splinternet-et-les-raisons-pour-lesquelles-il-faut-sy-interesser/ -
Australian PM Issues Final Ultimatum as Teen Social Media Ban Fractures Tech Compliance
#SocialMediaBan #Australia #OnlineSafety #BigTech #Regulation #Meta #YouTube #Snapchat #TikTok #ChildSafety #Privacy #DigitalRights #TechPolicy #AusPol #Splinternet
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Australian PM Issues Final Ultimatum as Teen Social Media Ban Fractures Tech Compliance
#SocialMediaBan #Australia #OnlineSafety #BigTech #Regulation #Meta #YouTube #Snapchat #TikTok #ChildSafety #Privacy #DigitalRights #TechPolicy #AusPol #Splinternet
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How Will the Splinternet Impact Cybersecurity – Source: www.cyberdefensemagazine.com https://ciso2ciso.com/how-will-the-splinternet-impact-cybersecurity-source-www-cyberdefensemagazine-com/ #rssfeedpostgeneratorecho #cyberdefensemagazine #cyberdefensemagazine #CyberSecurityNews #Splinternet
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How Will the Splinternet Impact Cybersecurity – Source: www.cyberdefensemagazine.com https://ciso2ciso.com/how-will-the-splinternet-impact-cybersecurity-source-www-cyberdefensemagazine-com/ #rssfeedpostgeneratorecho #cyberdefensemagazine #cyberdefensemagazine #CyberSecurityNews #Splinternet
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Fortsatt rörelse mot #splinternet. Växande självreglering där sajter undviker exponering mot USA-delstater med ålderskrav på porr. Pornhub är “stängt” i 17 delstater). https://www.404media.co/pornhub-is-now-blocked-in-almost-all-of-the-u-s-south/
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Ever wanted to be on the other side?
Build your own SplinterNet: "Become the censor, adopt laws and enforce measures to control and isolate the national network!"
A mobile game by people, who fight this battle everyday 📱🕶️ -
Remember when we thought the #splinternet was about separate networks for East and West? I think I’m ok putting all my focus on the #OpenWeb and trying to keep the oligarchs (Musk, Zuckerberg, Mullenweg, et al) out of my online life from now on.
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Remember when we thought the #splinternet was about separate networks for East and West? I think I’m ok putting all my focus on the #OpenWeb and trying to keep the oligarchs (Musk, Zuckerberg, Mullenweg, et al) out of my online life from now on.
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Les russes n'ont presque pas besoin de s'isoler eux meme de l"Internet global. C'est l'Ouest qui les isolent!
https://t.me/novaya_pishet/47657 #Splinternet -
〝[…] multiple groups of “sock-puppet” editor accounts, which have coordinated their activity to rewrite pages relating to Russian-Ukrainian relations while using false identifiers. These groups have actively undermined Western and Ukrainian information sources and instead endorsed Russian narratives and state-sponsored media.〞
https://foreignpolicy.com/2024/10/04/russia-ukraine-putin-wikipedia-ruwiki-disinformation/#Russia #Wikipedia #sockPuppetry #Ukraine #disinfo #platforms #socialMedia #splinternet
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〝[…] multiple groups of “sock-puppet” editor accounts, which have coordinated their activity to rewrite pages relating to Russian-Ukrainian relations while using false identifiers. These groups have actively undermined Western and Ukrainian information sources and instead endorsed Russian narratives and state-sponsored media.〞
https://foreignpolicy.com/2024/10/04/russia-ukraine-putin-wikipedia-ruwiki-disinformation/#Russia #Wikipedia #sockPuppetry #Ukraine #disinfo #platforms #socialMedia #splinternet
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On commence avec la fragmentation : «
L’Internet d’aujourd’hui est-il fragmenté ? » Table ronde.Est-ce que la censure, la souveraineté, etc, fragmentent l'Internet en plusieurs réseaux ?
[Circulation du livre https://www.editionsbdl.com/produit/lavenir-dinternet-unite-ou-fragmentation/ issu du rapport au Parlement européen https://www.europarl.europa.eu/thinktank/en/document/EPRS_STU(2022)729530 .]
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On commence avec la fragmentation : «
L’Internet d’aujourd’hui est-il fragmenté ? » Table ronde.Est-ce que la censure, la souveraineté, etc, fragmentent l'Internet en plusieurs réseaux ?
[Circulation du livre https://www.editionsbdl.com/produit/lavenir-dinternet-unite-ou-fragmentation/ issu du rapport au Parlement européen https://www.europarl.europa.eu/thinktank/en/document/EPRS_STU(2022)729530 .]
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Nature editorial: "How to stop a looming #splinternet"
Properly nervous about the prospect of adoption of a multilateral Global Digital Compact, into which Internet standards bodies and the technical community have not had much input
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-03110-0
[Photo: Vint cuts the Internet's 50th birthday cake this summer. The concerns of United Nations member states were largely ignored when it was being baked, frosted, and served, which shockingly didn't make it any less delicious]
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Nature editorial: "How to stop a looming #splinternet"
Properly nervous about the prospect of adoption of a multilateral Global Digital Compact, into which Internet standards bodies and the technical community have not had much input
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-03110-0
[Photo: Vint cuts the Internet's 50th birthday cake this summer. The concerns of United Nations member states were largely ignored when it was being baked, frosted, and served, which shockingly didn't make it any less delicious]
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Signs of the #Splinternet are everywhere, and we have AI—and surveillance-focused business models to thank for that. Many parts of the world are pushing their local regulatory issues harder, and now we are even seeing content fragmentation as large-scale sites are paywalled or not restricted. Surveys of robots.txt and things like Reddit/Google bundling show we are in for lots more #enshitification.
https://www.404media.co/google-is-the-only-search-engine-that-works-on-reddit-now-thanks-to-ai-deal/
https://www.404media.co/the-backlash-against-ai-scraping-is-real-and-measurable/
Also, @404mediaco you folks are crushing it!
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Signs of the #Splinternet are everywhere, and we have AI—and surveillance-focused business models to thank for that. Many parts of the world are pushing their local regulatory issues harder, and now we are even seeing content fragmentation as large-scale sites are paywalled or not restricted. Surveys of robots.txt and things like Reddit/Google bundling show we are in for lots more #enshitification.
https://www.404media.co/google-is-the-only-search-engine-that-works-on-reddit-now-thanks-to-ai-deal/
https://www.404media.co/the-backlash-against-ai-scraping-is-real-and-measurable/
Also, @404mediaco you folks are crushing it!
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#OpenWeb #BigTech #Interoperability #Splinternet: "If we’re make a serious case for a splinternet, the central plank should be the elimination of massive global platforms like we’ve gotten used to over the past couple decades. Governments will have to use regulatory and legal tools to erode the power and influence of those firms, squeezing their business models by restricting the ways they can use and collect data and enforcing much stronger rules on their operations. Higher taxes wouldn’t hurt either — something the US has been holding up globally for years. Regulation of global firms can be hard when undertaken by a single state on the national level, which is why it’s so important to start building an alliance of states that refuse the binary choice being offered by the United States — and rein in both US and Chinese tech giants with sectoral rules.
At the same time as regulatory pressures escalate, governments will need to think about what alternatives look like. This is where forced interoperability and open protocols come in, as long as they’re paired with regulatory measures and efforts to build public technology. Users will still want to communicate and share things with people they know from around the globe, and they should still be able to do that. But access to those federated services should instead happen through platforms conceived of and developed on the regional, national, or even local level. That will allow governments and communities to exert much more power over how they work and what they deem acceptable on them — instead of leaving it to a global monopoly or a tech-savvy group that has technical skill few other people hold — and given the different rules and cultural contexts of different countries, the choices they make may differ."
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#OpenWeb #BigTech #Interoperability #Splinternet: "If we’re make a serious case for a splinternet, the central plank should be the elimination of massive global platforms like we’ve gotten used to over the past couple decades. Governments will have to use regulatory and legal tools to erode the power and influence of those firms, squeezing their business models by restricting the ways they can use and collect data and enforcing much stronger rules on their operations. Higher taxes wouldn’t hurt either — something the US has been holding up globally for years. Regulation of global firms can be hard when undertaken by a single state on the national level, which is why it’s so important to start building an alliance of states that refuse the binary choice being offered by the United States — and rein in both US and Chinese tech giants with sectoral rules.
At the same time as regulatory pressures escalate, governments will need to think about what alternatives look like. This is where forced interoperability and open protocols come in, as long as they’re paired with regulatory measures and efforts to build public technology. Users will still want to communicate and share things with people they know from around the globe, and they should still be able to do that. But access to those federated services should instead happen through platforms conceived of and developed on the regional, national, or even local level. That will allow governments and communities to exert much more power over how they work and what they deem acceptable on them — instead of leaving it to a global monopoly or a tech-savvy group that has technical skill few other people hold — and given the different rules and cultural contexts of different countries, the choices they make may differ."
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A European Internet for European People!
I’m still faintly horrified to see parochial internet fragmentation being lauded as ever desirable by social activists.
Just don’t mention that that is similar to what China wants.
“…but that’s not comparable, we are the good guys!”
No, no you’re not.
https://chaos.social/@kik1/112336953148786845
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7️⃣ Rise of the splinternet
Governments that limit access to foreign websites lead to a #splinternet, a fractured online experience.
Read more: https://protonvpn.com/blog/predictions-for-internet-in-2024/
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7️⃣ Rise of the splinternet
Governments that limit access to foreign websites lead to a #splinternet, a fractured online experience.
Read more: https://protonvpn.com/blog/predictions-for-internet-in-2024/
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We capitalize Internet—every time. But why?
When we write Internet, we’re referring to the globally connected network of networks that we all share.
But when we write internet (lower case), we mean something else. There are other networks that use the same technology.
They can act similar and look similar, but they don’t fully connect to the global, public Internet.
An internet isn’t the Internet.
Learn more about how the #Internet is splintering: https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/2022/03/what-is-the-splinternet-and-why-you-should-be-paying-attention/
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We capitalize Internet—every time. But why?
When we write Internet, we’re referring to the globally connected network of networks that we all share.
But when we write internet (lower case), we mean something else. There are other networks that use the same technology.
They can act similar and look similar, but they don’t fully connect to the global, public Internet.
An internet isn’t the Internet.
Learn more about how the #Internet is splintering: https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/2022/03/what-is-the-splinternet-and-why-you-should-be-paying-attention/
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#Splinternet refers to the way the internet is being splintered – broken up, divided, separated, locked down, boxed up, or otherwise segmented.
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It took me a minute, but I finally put to paper all the things I've been ranting about in comments, puzzling over with friends and family (especially my Castlebridge family), and trying to articulate to clients regarding the DPC's recent decision in the Meta case.
There are no simple solutions regarding the DPC's decision. This decision, as well as related EDPB guidance, CJEU case law, and planned legislation, will continue to have profound ripple effects that go well beyond Meta or big tech, and I worry that many companies may decide in the intervening period of uncertainty and impossible competing legal regimes to simply stop engaging with the EU altogether, as some did when the GDPR took effect in 2018. I’m reminded of all the banners I continue to see on US news sites and online shops with something equivalent to 'Sorry, this content is unavailable in your country.’ Might we also see one day 'Sorry, Google is not available in your country?'
I don't have all the answers, and while I think the possibility of an immediate 'Splinternet' is low, I think it's important to at least have a fuller picture of how the choices that we make to absolutely protect some rights will likely have many unintended impacts on many others, and potentially on billions of people outside of the EU.
You can read everything on my new substack: https://careylening.substack.com/p/welcome-to-the-splinternet
#gdpr #legal #law #splinternet #Schrems #dataprotection #EU #privacyabsolutism #privacy
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"The end of the American internet: India and China are now almost half of global mobile traffic"
#internet #splinternet #global
— Ben Evans, The New Gatekeepers, https://www.ben-evans.com/presentations
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The recording on my @Bellingcat Stage Talk is up on their soundcloud. "Websites You Can't Access and How to Find Them" is an overview of the research I explored as a Bellingcat Fellow in 2022, and the tools I used. A good chunk of the talk is all about @ooni and #internetcensorship. The Q&A covers practical advice for doing research safely online, the #splinternet, and censorship resistant tech (hi, @torproject). https://on.soundcloud.com/g9Qjp
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“The original free and open internet is being replaced by a series of bubbles. It’s getting more atomized. Smaller, localized networks are the future. The splinternet is here.” https://link.medium.com/74jpCScviwb
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Finalement, on est arrivé à l’ère de #Splinternet (Internet à plusieurs niveaux).
L’écosystème sera couvert par les Walled Gardens des #GAFAM et un Web ouvert divisé en différents domaines au milieu.C'est une opportunité pour de nouveaux acteurs.