Internet Censorship In The United States
The problem of Internet censorship, the act of limiting access to undesirable sites, continues to grow in today’s world. While justifying censorship in other countries because of nondemocratic governments, the United States Constitution grants the protection of an American’s freedom of speech, causing for the rise of many controversies and scandals.
Internet censorship occurs in many ways; however, the most common methods, IP address blocking and Domain Name System, DNS, filtering and redirection, prevents a connection between a server and a specific IP address or causes difficulty in finding the correct domain. Blocking the unique IP address of individual computers and diverting the DNS to other sites often leads users to false websites
Internet censorship occurs in many ways; however, the most common methods, IP address blocking and Domain Name System, DNS, filtering and redirection, prevents a connection between a server and a specific IP address or causes difficulty in finding the correct domain. Blocking the unique IP address of individual computers and diverting the DNS to other sites often leads users to false websites