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    Mozilla avverte che la Germania potrebbe presto dichiarare i bloccanti illegali

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    1. GeneraalSorryPardon on

      > the assertion that a website’s HTML/CSS is a protected computer program that an ad blocker intervenes in the in-memory execution structures (DOM, CSSOM, rendering tree), this constituting unlawful reproduction and modification.

      Even if that where true, how can they have copyright on generic code? In a computer language for which they do not have copyright.

    2. NietzschesGhost on

      The right to have our minds uncluttered and unconfronted by the endless persuasion of corporate attempts to assault and shape our thinking, needs, and preferences does not exist in Western society.

      No individual has a right to choose to be free from advertising. The money behind corporate “speech” is too powerful, prevalent, and presumed for it to even be contemplated.

    3. Own_Argument89 on

      Everyone really trying to make the internet a worse place. Seems we are returning touching grass.

    4. NoEconomics9982 on

      Well I don’t use ad blockers. I just don’t resolve all domains.

    6. Shingle-Denatured on

      Sorry, but the law has no jurisdiction over what runs on my computer, as long as the content itself is not illegal.

    8. PckMan on

      I’m sure that they’ll come after spam ads and malicious software and scams posing as ads with the same fervor.

    9. CC-5576-05 on

      >This is grounded in the assertion that a website’s HTML/CSS is a protected computer program that an ad blocker intervenes in the in-memory execution structures (DOM, CSSOM, rendering tree), this constituting unlawful reproduction and modification.

      🤣🤣🤣

    10. E3FxGaming on

      If Axel Springer says the ads are part of their copyright-protected material, surely they won’t mind if people start suing Axel Springer directly for any and all damages originating from scam ads that are shown on their websites, right?

      Also want to give a shout out to the [anti-axelspringer-hosts Github project](https://github.com/autinerd/anti-axelspringer-hosts?tab=readme-ov-file#anti-axel-springer-hosts-file) which provide the means to never visit any website associated with Axel Springer ever again.

    11. bindermichi on

      Impossible to enforce and violates a lot of EU laws. Even if they try the laws will fail in court.

    12. GetmyCakeForLater on

      All of these people are inbreds and/or pedophiles. No exception really.

      They’re guilty until they show all their digital life and it’s open to the public forever. You’re not going to convince us otherwise. Show us your text messages, your hard drives, everything. No? Then shut the fuck up. You have no value to society.

    13. badrobot666 on

      What next will viruses be considered protected so virus scanners should be illegal?

    14. Haunting_Meal296 on

      People love to trash talk about the badly called “third world” countries, but the reality is that I can do whatever the hell I want. True freedom.

    15. Wundschmerz on

      So will pressing F12 and hiding the ads manually also be illegal?

    16. BagOfShenanigans on

      Ads are bad for the environment. Wasted packets, wasted Watts, wasted time.

    18. QuarkVsOdo on

      The grip of billionaire family owned media on german politics and law is really disgusting.

    20. Yakassa on

      If that happens in my country i would 100% take to the streets and flip the fuck out. Fuck ads

    21. Pandabirdy on

      Why does Germany keep doing bad decisions? Stop pleasing. Improve.

      You are nothing but dead weight like this.

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