"Net Neutrality" is still at this point essentially a hypothetical problem. It's people hyperventilating over how companies might conceivably act, even though t

"Net Neutrality" is still at this point essentially a hypothetical problem. It's people hyperventilating over how companies might conceivably act, even though the companies have essentially no actual financial incentive to act that way (and to the extent that they do, it'd be pro-consumer to let them do it). "NSA surveillance" is the sort of problem that comes from giving government too much power and money; doing an end-run around governments probably reduces the potential for invasion of privacy - it means you have one fewer actors trying to deliberately undermine reasonable security standards. Any other candidates?