So, Comcast almost certainly didn’t block tutanota. This looks like a regular DNS fuckup. As you’d expect from zdnet, the writing is fascinatingly bad: >But i

So, Comcast almost certainly didn’t block tutanota. This looks like a regular DNS fuckup. As you’d expect from zdnet, the writing is fascinatingly bad: >But it's troubling, just a few months after the net neutrality rules were repealed, to see internet providers with arbitrary control over what customers can see and access Truly shocking that internet providers are technically able to limit what their customers can access.