I don't believe any ISP/DNS provider is "willing" to turn off web access to any paying customer (domain owner). However, it has nothing to do with willingness b

I don't believe any ISP/DNS provider is "willing" to turn off web access to any paying customer (domain owner). However, it has nothing to do with willingness but instead with "force" (Judges, Congressman, Clothing manufacturers, ...), people and companies don't like paying fines and going to jail. Let's say there's 250 domains that are unliked, on 5 different registrars, 10 different ISPS, but only two tablet OSs with walled gardens, which place would you logically force to stop access? Of course if it's apps you don't like instead of domains the answer is trivial. Now, we are not in this scenario right now no matter how horrific you think walled gardens are. Probably not worth speculating too much further as the future is hard to predict, and this is just a possibility of the blog post trend extrapolated forward X number years.