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If an ISP can give you "in-browser notifications", you don't have an internet service. You're just hooked up to a corporate intranet. This is why commercial se
by bowlofpetunias 13y ago
If an ISP can give you "in-browser notifications", you don't have an internet service. You're just hooked up to a corporate intranet.
This is why commercial services need regulation. Intercepting and tampering with your data should be illegal, and not just a little bit.
A country where mail fraud is a major crime but this is considered normal business has completely forgotten its fundamental values and principles.
- tadfisher 13y agoHaven't you heard? ISPs are "information services". Not some sort of socialized public utility, i.e. a "common carrier" of bits.