@nelsonrodmar
« An IP address is rarely tied to a single resource. The same machine can run a website, a mail server, and a DNS service, or host dozens of unrelated websites through virtual hosting. On top of that, providers often recycle IPs, assigning them to new customers once they are freed. In the context of Piracy Shield, this creates the perfect storm. Since blocks are applied almost indefinitely, the natural churn of Internet hosting means that one decision to block a pirate stream can later drag down completely unrelated, legitimate services. »
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