Quad9 Files Appeal Against Copyright Lawsuit from Sony Music Germany

📅 September 2, 2021 - Internet security non-profit Quad9, a non-profit Swiss DNS provider delivering a free service replacing a default ISP or enterprise DNS configuration, has filed an objection against an interim injunction obtained by Sony Music Germany from the Hamburg Regional Court.

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