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I'm mistaken that it's being directly handed over to UN control, but the government advisory panel does have some power and there is no limits on what ICANN its
by marcoperaza 10y ago
I'm mistaken that it's being directly handed over to UN control, but the government advisory panel does have some power and there is no limits on what ICANN itself now decides to do. They are now free to reorganize themselves however they see fit. In order to get around antitrust law, they would have to put themselves under some kind of governmental control, such as by joining the UN.
I don't see any good reason to risk anything. US control was working perfectly fine.