@p0ly 546921 wrote:
Seeing there’s more people in India than the whole of Africa think it’s just down to a simple numbers game.
Also India has many more affluent middle class young people with access to the Internet who also understand English, especially due to call centres/outsourcing.
Whether or not a country or organisation can prevent any internet traffic is ultimately more a technical / logistics than a legal issue.
Some countries only have about 3 or 4 main Internet links run by companies with strong links to the Government (or even still nationalised as was common in Europe and the Commonwealth for a large part of the 20th century) and can and do very easily filter and monitor / block traffic, as do private organisations worldwide.
The bulk of hedonistic internet users by and large are after instant gratification (hence why “free porn” downloads are an effective way of dropping malware worldwide) many are less technically aware than 10-20 years ago and won’t bother with stuff like proxies, encrypt connections etc…
