WikiLeaks has been blocked by U.S. domain service provider EveryDNS

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Amazon issued an announcement to defend the termination of the WikiLeaks Trust service. Amazon said it was not true that it had been circulated because it was under pressure from U.S. government investigations. Amazon Web Services does not filter customers, but customers must comply with the terms of service. WikiLeaks violated many rules.

For example, the terms of service declare "you have to be clear and secure of all rights to control content by yourself or others." Use what you provide internally without violating this policy, or causing anyone or everyone to face an investigation. It is clear that WikiLeaks does not have ownership of confidential diplomatic documents, and it cannot guarantee that the release of these confidential documents will not put innocent people at risk. Human rights groups have written to ask WikiLeaks to act cautiously and not to disclose the names of human rights activists who may be arrested by the government. WikiLeaks claimed that its domain name (wikileaks.org) had been blocked by the US domain service provider everydns.net because it violated EveryDNS's acceptable use policy.

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