> Fines up to $1M and 20 years in prison. It also uses civil forfeiture and makes it illegal to properly run a VPN.
I genuinely don't understand where this interpretation is coming from; I'm not challenging the interpretation, rather asking for an explanation. They intend on cratering SaaS, IaaS, and PaaS (+ insert any other solution where VPNs are ubiquitous with respect to access) for the purposes of prohibiting access to TikTok and ilk that belong to "foreign adversaries" (China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, and Venezuela)?
- Will B2B VPNs be allowed, and B2C / commercial VPNs be prohibited?
- How would they accomplish this? Ask ISPs to blacklist VPNs?
- How would any of this be enforceable? (perhaps I answered my own question with the preceding question)
edit: I replied to the general post rather than the individual whom I addressing my inquiry.
I genuinely don't understand where this interpretation is coming from; I'm not challenging the interpretation, rather asking for an explanation. They intend on cratering SaaS, IaaS, and PaaS (+ insert any other solution where VPNs are ubiquitous with respect to access) for the purposes of prohibiting access to TikTok and ilk that belong to "foreign adversaries" (China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, and Venezuela)?
- Will B2B VPNs be allowed, and B2C / commercial VPNs be prohibited?
- How would they accomplish this? Ask ISPs to blacklist VPNs?
- How would any of this be enforceable? (perhaps I answered my own question with the preceding question)
edit: I replied to the general post rather than the individual whom I addressing my inquiry.