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Only if ad-blocker are set up by a third party such as your ISP. Anything run by the end user for her own use is not net neutrality.
by bigbugbag 9y ago
Only if ad-blocker are set up by a third party such as your ISP. Anything run by the end user for her own use is not net neutrality.
- brokensegue 9y agoyes that is my point
- ucaetano 9y agoDoes Google count as a 3rd party? It is launching a default-on ad-blocking service on Chrome.
- brokensegue 9y agoit's not a third party when it's the same person that made the browser. it's the same second party whose software you opted to use. there's no net neutrality issue here.