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The workaround is already in use for ad hosting - serve all the content from one domain (or an IP) with services natted behind that, so if you block it, nothing
by icecap12 5y ago
The workaround is already in use for ad hosting - serve all the content from one domain (or an IP) with services natted behind that, so if you block it, nothing works.
- matheusmoreira 5y agoThe ideal solution is custom clients for every service. Why use their proprietary software? We should make our own software we can use to connect to their servers. That way we can make it do whatever we want.
- hiptobecubic 5y agoYou two are talking about different problems.
- dec0dedab0de 5y agoIn that case we need to proxy, but only the wanted requests. Though in the case of a smart TV, you would want to block everything except for whichever streaming services you're subscribed to.