The second it is blocked, they'll move to other applications/protocols able to work without DNS.
Those applications/protocols already exist to 'work around' authoritative regimes around the world. Only their usage will be re-purpose.
And many are not "kids", and even so, "kids" will also be able to use them since those alternative communication apps are packages to be used by non-tech-savvy people.
Those applications/protocols already exist to 'work around' authoritative regimes around the world. Only their usage will be re-purpose.
And many are not "kids", and even so, "kids" will also be able to use them since those alternative communication apps are packages to be used by non-tech-savvy people.