No, I said:
many fakes can be identified by their origins in IP blocks from places like Vietnam and Russia and India
Bolded for emphasis – nothing about putting blocks in place. That sentence makes no grammatical sense for any definition of IP blocks other than the following:
Allocation
IP addresses are assigned to networks in different sized ‘blocks’. The size of the ‘block’ assigned is written after an oblique (/), which shows the number of IP addresses contained in that block. For example, if an Internet Service Provider (ISP) is assigned a “/16”, they receive around 64,000 IPv4 addresses. A “/26” network provides 64 IPv4 addresses. The lower the number after the oblique, the more addresses contained in that “block”.
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An honest mistake on your part, but please read more carefully in the future. If you’re still confused by something (like a technical term you’re not familiar with), feel free to ask before imposing your own definition to support your own contention.
