The ISP and the phone line (in the U.S. and most countries) use infrastructure subsidized by the government, so should have to follow regulations. Your local h

The ISP and the phone line (in the U.S. and most countries) use infrastructure subsidized by the government, so should have to follow regulations. Your local highway/bridge might be owned by a private company, but they require connections to the local roads, owned by the government, and so is expected to be a 'utility'. Fedex might use public roads, but nobody would expect them to be forced to become a 'common carrier', or some such. They can 'censor' whatever packages they want.