It's difficult for me to say because I'm not exactly sure how that would implemented all the time and given that there's a jurisdictional issue that needs to be addressed. Before the Supreme Court, they already tried to issue an injunction against a technology company. That was a Canadian injunction, and then the U.S. courts had said no, that doesn't apply, so I think there are fundamental jurisdictional issues that need to be addressed, whether it's copyright or whatever other lawful act that's at issue. This was actually relating to copyright infringement of technology, so it is hard to enforce from a jurisdictional standpoint.
On May 11th, 2018. See this statement in context.