I surf the broadband network at home, will the network police go to the residential building to block the broadband IP address?

The network police mainly aim at the content that violates political speech, threatens national security and undermines the reunification of the motherland. If you post some reactionary posts or comments, the network police can track your ip through security monitoring. As for whether to seal it or not, it depends on your reactionary degree. Remember, the network police's security monitoring equipment is very high-end. Everything you have done online can be clearly known. They want to check ip through the operator. If your ip is unique, they will find it very simple. However, if your ip is nat-translated, it will take some time for the operator to check. Forget the landlord's adoption.