GoDaddy warns India’s fake-site crackdown could damage the internet
The world’s biggest seller of website addresses says a court order in India could make the internet less safe. GoDaddy is fighting new rules meant to stop fake sites impersonating famous brands. It warns the cure could expose millions of legitimate site owners, and not only in India. The order came from the Delhi High […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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