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What about DNS? ISP? There must be some line. Sure you can build your own server and connect it to the internet, but if you're handing out cards with an IP add
by sojournerc 6y ago
What about DNS? ISP?
There must be some line. Sure you can build your own server and connect it to the internet, but if you're handing out cards with an IP address, marketability is limited.
- pixl97 6y agoIP address connectivity should be a universal right. DNS is trickier, but the root level companies that provide names should be required to host your NS records (not your DNS servers themselves). After that I don't believe the internet owes you anything.
- ncallaway 6y agoThat's where I come out too.
- ukd1 6y ago1.1.1.1 disagrees with you, but that's an aside. ISPs get common-carrier status - I think platforms should be able to have this protection and requirements too, if they want it. For ISPs this protects them from things folks do with their service, meaning they don't have to completely monitor your use.
- sojournerc 6y ago> they don't have to completely monitor your use. Where is this coming from? I don't need any monitoring... not ISP, not government... What happened to life and liberty?
- ukd1 6y agoI'm with you; pretty sure tHinK-oF-tEh-chIldRen and general fear based culture is what happened.