🚨 Quad9 is leaving France on November 24. All because of a DNS blocking ruling involving beIN Sports.
A French court ordered the privacy-focused DNS provider to block piracy-related domains. Quad9 says complying would conflict with its privacy principles and how its global DNS infrastructure works.
The bigger issue? DNS blocking, internet censorship, encrypted DNS, and the future of internet freedom.
Can courts force DNS resolvers to enforce local copyright laws worldwide?
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Content warning: Quad9 is leaving France on November 24, 2026 after a Paris court ruled for beIN Sports. Here is why DNS blocking by country fails and who it hurts
The CyberSec GuruQuad9 Exits France: Why the beIN Sports DNS Ruling Matters | The CyberSec GuruQuad9 is leaving France on November 24, 2026 after a Paris court ruled for beIN Sports. Here is why DNS blocking by country fails and who it hurts