lmao, try stop me
this post was submitted on 16 Nov 2024
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The title is (kind of) clickbait. It's actually just been ruled that using a VPN to access blocked content is against Sharia law. But fuck if that headline isn't funny
I love when a God type peeks in from heaven, from time to time, performs a technology review with his main human peeps, and together they conclude a VPN is probably bad for the community / personal development / a deeper connection with said God etc.
So cool. Praise be heavenly technical reviews.
Thou shalt not browse The Internet
Guess any Pakistani corporation with some IT are breaking the law then
I can’t believe this wasn’t an Onion piece. Lol.
If jaweh wanted VPN, then why isn't it in the koran?
The Quran prohibits spying and other violations of privacy.
Please forward this information to the pakistani religious body. They might've received a faulty copy of the document.
Read the article beyond the headline
On the other hand, they've blocked Xitter in Pakistan.
