Do you not believe that content creators have the right to set the terms upon which their content may be consumed? Sure, if they’re on a private network. If yo

Do you not believe that content creators have the right to set the terms upon which their content may be consumed? Sure, if they’re on a private network. If you’re broadcasting though, hell no. It would be like a tv network demanding that you don’t use a DVR because it lets you skip ads. If you want the benefits of broadcasting to the open web, you’ve already tacitly agreed to let people consume that the way they see fit. You don’t get to set the volume of their audio, or anything else, including what gets displayed.