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    VPNs, Copyright Territoriality, and Why Borders Still Matter Online

    AG Rantos' opinion in Anne Frank Fonds (C-788/24) addresses whether geo-blocked websites that users can circumvent with VPNs constitute unlawful communication to the public under EU copyright law. The case illustrates the tension between territorial copyright protection and borderless online access, with the AG concluding that effective geo-blocking is legally relevant even if determined users can bypass it with VPNs.

    By Elena Izyumenko IViR; University