> People don't have any right to complain about NSA spying if they willingly sacrifice their personal data to Google and Facebook Sure they do. People can co

> People don't have any right to complain about NSA spying if they willingly sacrifice their personal data to Google and Facebook Sure they do. People can complain about whatever they want. You're off on a tangent anyway. If you're for net neutrality, focus on that. That's the point of this thread, to brainstorm about how to maintain net neutrality. It doesn't matter whether the ISP or content provider is the bigger evil - they're both potentially evil under these circumstances. Let's focus on our opposition to the proposed policy and see how the giants react. My suspicion is FB and Google will not be supportive of the FCC's proposed changes, and that counts for something. If they turn evil at a later date, we address it then. As far as I know, they're not currently supportive so that's not on the table