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They would be sued to hell as the role of an isp is not to be a regulator of what a company can and can not do.
by Eikon 7y ago
They would be sued to hell as the role of an isp is not to be a regulator of what a company can and can not do.
- nabla9 7y agoIt could be sold as security feature for additional $1 per year.
- Eikon 7y agoSame issue. Once you enter subjective territory of what is good and what is bad, you are looking for troubles, especially if a for profit company is behind providing such a service. An obvious conflict of interest arises.
- RandomBacon 7y agoTry $5 a month. $2.99 if you're lucky. I'm surprised ISPs aren't providing this service already. Just run a virtual PiHole for your customers.
- o-__-o 7y agoMost ISPs are also content providers, so they may not be able to based on contract agreements they have (e.g. to get the nbc app preinstalled on a roku, they cannot block xyz domains on any of their corporate networks)
- decebalus1 7y agowhy? Net neutrality has been struck down. The ISP can basically throttle/block whatever they feel like, right?
- hnbaker 7y agothey probably would make more money by monitoring that traffic and selling the information of when you are watching TV to advertisers