Anonymity was banned in South Korea, youtube.com banned South Korean users from downloading

Yesterday it became known that a law was passed in South Korea, in connection with which it is necessary to indicate the real name of the user and his identification number, on resources with attendance of more than 100 thousand visitors per day. These rules are compiled from the “Cyber ​​Slander Law” of April 1. Its adoption was caused by a series of crimes, as well as suicides in the country.
Instead of introducing a new verification system, YouTube simply simply blocked the possibility of uploading video and posting comments. But here is bad luck. UC users can bypass this law by specifying just another country in the user profile.
According to google spokesperson Lucinda Barlow, the company is ready to provide anonymity, to whom it is claimed.

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