> Secondly an ISP charges you a subscription and that is their revenue model. They are not incentivised to build an elaborate profile on your in order to delive

> Secondly an ISP charges you a subscription and that is their revenue model. They are not incentivised to build an elaborate profile on your in order to deliver advertisement. That's exactly the opposite of how corporations work. Especially corporations in monopoly/duopoly markets. In fact, US ISPs lobbied heavily for the right to do exactly that, without user permission, and got their way. > Thirdly ISPs in most countries are required by law to support the police with surveillance information. That is done in transparent way (you can read the laws and ask your politicians). But that's not what this is about.