• jarfil@beehaw.org
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    1 year ago

    Not sure about the US, but in the EU that process does exist: anyone can submit a claim against any domain, and if the “competent authority” which can be a judge or a law enforcement agency, so decides, they add it to a list of domains to be blocked at the ISP level… currently meaning at the ISP’s DNS resolver (use non-ISP DNS resolvers at your own risk), but technically they could request routing or deep packet inspection blocks through the same process.

    As far as I know (but this might be outdated), ISPs in the EU are not allowed to play other shenanigans with user’s data.