[Levitz]

>The UK is not shy when it comes to invading your privacy or censoring the Internet.

Definitely doesn't shy away from doing it! But one thing I find most irritating is that it seems reluctant to say it proud and loud.

Look at the situation with 4chan and Kiwifarms. They are basically asking to be blocked from the UK and they refuse to. I can't really say why the onus is put on the websites to enact blocks, but my suspicion is the government doesn't like the idea of displaying an official page stating that you are not allowed to see something because the government doesn't want you to.

[windowliker]

>the government doesn't like the idea of displaying an official page stating that you are not allowed to see something

They don't even have to do that, the connection can just be left to time out on the client side. This is what they did (and some ISPs still do) for the Internet Archive...

Yes, archive.org is classed as an adult site in the UK.

[QGQBGdeZREunxLe]

The UK is a funny place. 4chan is accessible but IPTorrents is blocked.

Browsing with a VPN is a frustrating experience. They are abused by many of their users which leads to circular capture checks and straight blocks.

[rustcleaner]

I recommend deploying the BitMagnet docker (behind a VPN with assurances it is offline if the VPN cuts out).

Censorship-free magnet crawling!