> I suspect that people would be split between (e) blame the local politicians for destroying their internet. Especially with the crowd that uses Instagram or

> I suspect that people would be split between (e) blame the local politicians for destroying their internet. Especially with the crowd that uses Instagram or Facebook, data protection laws are not something they consider, they want their little bubbles to continue working. Politicians risk alienating the young (who will most likely start sending their data to some Chinese company instead) and the mid-aged-to-elderly, low-educated, which is their main election pool.