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No they can't, at least not in America.
by chipperyman573 11y ago
No they can't, at least not in America.
- erkkie 11y agoActually they could, but they would lose their common carrier (see a sibling comment) protections.
- dragonwriter 11y agoTo the extent that they are not prohibited from doing so, they would also not lose common carrier status if they did. The rules applied to ISPs under Title II -- the FCC's recent Open Internet Order -- do not prohibit blocking unlawful content, only lawful content.