"it could affect 'every website that is accessible from Australia'"
It won't matter to any of my websites, I will ignore their law. Just like I ignore GDPR. I don't do anything egregious, but those laws simply are/would not be relevant to me.
It won't matter to any of my websites, I will ignore their law. Just like I ignore GDPR. I don't do anything egregious, but those laws simply are/would not be relevant to me.
From a european ISP standpoint: the introduction of a systemic weakness is a violation of Art. 32 GDPR. We just can't do it.
Classic double-bind. GDPR is more important than Australia to us, so we just block all access from and to austrialia. We have 195.000 affected webhosting customers (domain, email, website, servers), btw.
Please don't do this. The internet does not respect borders, and there's absolutely nothing positive that can come from changing that.
By blocking Australia you're just screwing over ordinary Australian people who probably don't agree with what their politicians have decided.