British censors have blocked 13 years of Internet history

British pedophilia fighters from the Internet Watch Foundation state organization continue to be zealous using dubious methods. Less than a month later, they tried to ban Wikipedia , as they are now trying to test the freedom of information for strength in another way. Users of the British provider Demon Internet report that their provider has blocked access to the site Wayback Machine , on which, as you know, archived copies of websites have been collected since 1996. The volume of the collection has already exceeded 85 billion pages, and access has blocked the entire archive entirely. This is done at the request of the Internet Watch Foundation.



With a light hand movement, the censors threw out 13 years of history, including blocking access to historical versions of the Parliament’s website and the BBC. As we see, the experience of Wikipedia has taught absolutely nothing to fighters for the purity of the information space and moral morality. For them, blocking Wikipedia or an online archive is completely natural.



via The Register