Legal & Policy

Site Blocking Laws Will Always Be a Bad Idea: 2025 in Review

Ali NematiDec 30, 2025

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In 2025, attempts to reintroduce site blocking laws, similar to SOPA and PIPA from over a decade ago, were made by major media companies and politicians through various Congressional drafts like FADPA and the Block BEARD Act, but none progressed significantly. These proposals pose significant risks to free expression and internet infrastructure without effectively addressing copyright infringement issues. Content creators should remain vigilant against such legislation as it can lead to widespread censorship and technical disruptions.

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