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That’s what we’re preventing here. The agreement is ISP’s/infrastructure gets the clear, and applications need to regulate the content they host. If they stop r
by guywithahat 1y ago
That’s what we’re preventing here. The agreement is ISP’s/infrastructure gets the clear, and applications need to regulate the content they host. If they stop regulating content, ISP’s will
- akimbostrawman 1y agoThat's nonsense using a disingenuous framing. Application like Browser have existed long before and after ISP DMCA exemptions, applications do not have any responsibility to enact laws on someone else's computer/property. Otherwise why not also remove safari since apple does not prevent copyright abuse there.
- guywithahat 1y agoIt's not disingenuous framing, it's just an attempt to understand the motivations of the people writing the laws. What would be disingenuous would be comparing an App Store or an Authorized developer account to a web browser.
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