Policy · 2h ago
EU Court Rules VPNs Are Lawful Tools in Landmark Copyright Case
The European Court of Justice ruled that VPNs are lawful technical tools, not inherently infringing copyright. The decision clarifies that using a VPN to access content does not automatically violate EU copyright law. This sets a precedent for digital privacy and online rights across the bloc.
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The ruling affirms VPNs' legitimacy but leaves room for courts to assess intent, meaning the legal landscape for circumventing geo-blocks remains nuanced.
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