Mauritius - joins Chagos Islanders in suing UK over ".io" domain name

According to the Cointelegraph News, residents of the Chagos Islands, formerly the British colony of Mauritius, have sued the UK under the name ".io". ".io" is the first name representing the country and the Indian Ocean region. It is very popular with many crypto companies, blockchain companies, other technology companies and many mobile fraud companies. British Internet Computer Bureau (ICB) in the late 1990s. The ICB earns millions of dollars a year selling recordings, and the UK government also receives a share. Settler gloves. The complaint also points to the fact that users of the ".io" domain name include thousands of digital assets, including exchanges, ICOs and miners, generating revenue or significant unmanaged each year. The income that crypto companies can generate is lower than regulated, the author has also been used by many crypto fraud organizations, and the UK has avoided it too much. Britain is known to have ruled the archipelago from 1814 to 1965, but in 2019 the International Court of Justice ordered Britain to return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius "as soon as possible". The archipelago is illegal.