@ReclaimTheNetHQon X · 2026-09-19
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Spain just blocked Archive Today. Try to visit the web archive and many Spanish ISPs now redirect you to a government page warning: “YOU ARE TRYING TO ACCESS AN ILLEGAL WEBSITE.” It even tells users they’re “contributing to an illegal and criminal activity” simply by trying to access it. A tool used by journalists and researchers to preserve the web is now treated like contraband. The block reportedly followed a complaint from an unnamed rights holder and was imposed by Spain’s Intellectual Property Commission, not through a court ruling. That's an entire web-archiving service blocked over copyright and the complainant isn’t even public.
Spain Orders Blocks On Archive Today And Its Mirrors https://t.co/ouhyrI3hRD
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