-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 On Wed, 2022-11-30 at 13:15 +0100, Jaroslaw Rafa wrote: > From the discussion on that list it turns out, that the condition > under > which they consider a server to be "commercial" is to provide so > called > "imprint" on the website associated with the domain, with full contact > details (your name, street address and telephone number!). After you > request > that they unblock your IP, they check manually for existence of that > "imprint", and if it satisfies their requirements, they'll unblock > you.
My question is: How do they deal with non-european entities who do not have such legal impediments in their jurisdiction? Also what exact check are they running? Do they verify the addresses and phone numbers at all?I am pretty sure most Australian companies would fail to meet this criteria (for example I just look at the Telstra - https://www.telstra.com.au - website and I can't see where Australias largest telecommunications operator fails this test, and I'd hate to think of the number of Telstra customers that would fail to send email to these mail servers (most of who would get belligerent at bounced email). I know that I don't want to, and am not required to, provide that information for any of my domains, or domains that I host for other entities. This just highlights the problems with internet, and general IT, related legislation/regulation. Another example of a problematic issue is a requirement by the Australian government for anyone working on products that use encryption to insert a backdoor that law enforcement can activate if requested - a requirement that after legislated saw many Australian companies offshore work. - -- Nikolai Lusan <niko...@lusan.id.au> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIzBAEBCgAdFiEEVfd4GW6z4nsBxdLo4ZaDRV2VL6QFAmOHXaEACgkQ4ZaDRV2V L6Q3Qg/+OzWVAVBCZrS0SmvLm0cYQHvVnFf35ucIs8PzZ+vGtoc59iZjw+dbo8/p ZpEV4sY/jdI4d//owTTJgpNLpEwcnrmk6X6yAno2TBqqB0OURJJ/ueIRpPtkuUlW YB0Dv3qJwS5oRW1t0572W5xSDz6A+AYA1WYhD/TTMftQnBzlPOcDTqVjWKxxy6bg jCgLyLuZFSXZlxW5g2TNVnqVk3P3E9h1FPqNYRP75oIPKbcqIZG4wxmqFBJuMs+n pR6g3tpx+BMzGHbPxS/PVZiC8+hFjnE32Lw5U/MidU4fsUPai6KkcEJaWO+6g6sn Mdm+k+yhczqYkd3lBYZBtSB7+6Q7r0pTKtpudjvfmsTmHedossxSCkjc0XT/kaaE +SKF4yMYMAlC1QB4l3IBfdrD37EaZ5UpAAAIGEP++S9fqBB4rMLLnOQDOQnOSGk3 KLPYTZ8ebQ+M3XiMDEpKEUQuDMvimOrJ1DB0flM13l6senXUV1pHZadovo6t+gfv 0zBcaf3JWIO1/wFae5voB9jnRfWytxZYA03lGShj2ZYOYxOMpgGeNDWLPEbbhJdR fuTXrXs9Bqg6MnayPE9E9YvZZPOaCRXleXOtFYXvSM6f0BDyEAeA0tDacbIZHDW/ 4xeSHHCqyHv76J7V0vnEkgNocsd1sjmIpcgbT2Hapz/GBZlqabI= =hL0i -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
