China proposes foreign domain name censorship
https://thestack.com/world/2016/03/29/china-proposes-foreign-domain-name-censorship/
The laws will most likely affect foreign tech firms, including
U.S. giants Apple and Microsoft, which host services from
Chinese servers. China's Great Firewall, currently blocks
access to a list of foreign websites and internet services
including Facebook, Google and the New York Times. However, this
system could now become ineffective with domain name
restrictions even redirecting traffic from 'harmless' sites.
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