Quad9 Leaves France Rather Than Filter DNS for One Broadcaster
A French court ordered Quad9 to block domains for French users; the fine dropped to €1,000 a day and Quad9 chose to withdraw on November 24.
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A French court ordered Quad9 to block domains for French users; the fine dropped to €1,000 a day and Quad9 chose to withdraw on November 24.
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