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How about cases where there's not much data involved but it's still questionable whether or not the data is legal to share?

Leaked encryption keys for example come to mind, but I'm sure there's other examples.



That one Blu-ray code would be interesting to see play out in a web3 world.

E: I realise after digging it back up it's what you said with encryption keys but maybe someone else wants to look at the link too or whatever

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AACS_encryption_key_controvers...


Has there been a case of an encryption key successfully being censored?

They tried to censor the blu-ray key, but that survived 3 years before bitcoin was invented




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