Yeah, that’s the cookie-cutter generic answer to any consumer protection. Does anyone actually belief it’s workable to require every single consumer to be info

Yeah, that’s the cookie-cutter generic answer to any consumer protection. Does anyone actually belief it’s workable to require every single consumer to be informed about the most minor details of a router’s DHCP configuration in order to stop such shenanigans? And how does this fantasy work when the router is provided by your cable company? There must be thousands of issues of that magnitude you would need to research when deciding among the two options for internet most people have. Although I guess it’s easier once you notice both provides use the same routers and you don’t have a choice after all. Do you also favor the government leaving food safety to the individual consumer? If yes, do you routinely research the full supply chain of all ingredients that go into your cheeseburger, to be sure nobody is using lead as a convenient sweetener? Do you check every restaurant’s kitchen for hygiene?