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Yes, but then you need to ask yourself where do we begin, and where do we stop? Does this pertain only to browsers, or is it to all applications/clients that h
by iscoelho 9y ago
Yes, but then you need to ask yourself where do we begin, and where do we stop?
Does this pertain only to browsers, or is it to all applications/clients that have a connection to the internet? What about my XMPP clients, or my IRC clients? Do they have to follow net neutrality as well? On top of that, does a FOSS project like Firefox where the user defines what is in the packaged binary have to follow it?
Net neutrality or the law in general overreaching like that could jeopardize support, especially when it is not easy to find an answer to any of the questions I listed above.
Software freedom is important.
My opinion.