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Monday, September 21, 2026

Congressional Bill Would Require Internet Providers to Block Piracy Sites

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The American Copyright Protection Act would apply to ISPs, DNS providers, and VPN services with 100,000 monthly subscribers in the US. Congressional Bill Would Require Internet Providers to Block Piracy Sites Travis Bland

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