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Originally Posted by crankydave
Not really. The thing to remember is that this will not prevent "visitors" (people, bots, etc.) in those regions from getting to your site. In the case of a site being the target of malicious or potentially malicious activity, not displaying the site in the results does little to nothing.
All this does is help Google. Not neccessarily a bad thing but does not address the problem.
Dave
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Hi Dave,
I hope you realize though, that I am defending the practice of IP blocking.
Therefore, my point is that Google should give us tools to tell them where NOT to show our sites and then our IP blocking won't affect the quality of their SERPs.
So, hopefully you can see that it does actually address the problem.
Thanks.