Thread: Moral and legal questions about using VPNs to avoid georestrictions
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Old 08-18-2011, 09:19 AM   #19
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I know georestrictions aren't liked, but I am surprised there is not more debate on the matter.

Personally, I find it silly. I can order the paper book from anywhere I want, why prevent me from buying the ebook from anywhere I want. I shouldn't have to pretend to be a citizen of another country just to buy something.
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