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The National Court orders to block Telegram in Spain
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this post was submitted on 23 Mar 2024
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So if you can drive faster than the speedlimit, there's no speedlimit. ..
Its blocked no matter if some can circumvent it or not. You are discussing the effectiveness of the block that you argue is not there
If someone intends to block traffic on a road using a road block, and puts the block mostly on the pavement next to the road, the block is there but it's not blocking any cars.
An ineffective block does not block what it's supposed to, it's still a block, it's just not blocking anything.
We might be getting into philosophy here though
By that logic, all websites are not blocked in China.