Shadieve said data centers need to "dig in," meaning reconsider approaches to securing critical infrastructure. Yes, it is more expensive, but safer. As the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East show, modern data centers are priority targets, so security factors must be taken into account already at the construction stage. Especially in cases where the data center is connected to a critical digital infrastructure.
Shadieve also said that there are already up to 800 resources on the whitelists, but they will not be expanded indefinitely. Once all the more or less popular local resources are included, either the store will close, or whitelisting will become much more difficult than it is now.
Since the choice now is either whitelists or no Internet at all, then of course whitelists need to be developed and their work improved. Basically, the home services I use are already there. But I have come across complaints that not everything has been added there yet.