a) This is not hard evidence, even though it is mostly correct.
b) ISPs do not need to rely on some random server on the other side of the world watching a tiny amount of requests, they see the user traffic directly.
c) ISPs do not have the legal authority to investigate or penalise anyone, or even peek into private communication.
d) As we all know, c) is just a show, and governments and corporations routinely offer helpful services to each other under fake legal covers and self-lobbied decrees that make both sides seemingly not responsible for anything.
b) ISPs do not need to rely on some random server on the other side of the world watching a tiny amount of requests, they see the user traffic directly.
c) ISPs do not have the legal authority to investigate or penalise anyone, or even peek into private communication.
d) As we all know, c) is just a show, and governments and corporations routinely offer helpful services to each other under fake legal covers and self-lobbied decrees that make both sides seemingly not responsible for anything.