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Originally Posted by seeric
Well, with all due respect, .com is a USA based registry, so no matter what they are bound by USA laws. Verisign is out of the Commonwealth of the State of Virginia, USA. If I broke laws in France, and I had to represent myself there, then so be it. I wouldn't break laws in or on the countries jurisdiction that I didn't want to defend myself on. Criminals don't really think things through.
Don't break the law and you won't have to represent yourself is the way I look at it.
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so if a single packet of traffic is routed thru a country that outlaws porn you should be prosecuted for that too.
not one single piece of content is routed thru the dns name resolution request
the entire "infringing" transaction happens after the verisign transaction happens because tcp/ip is routed to an IP ADDRESS, not a domain.