Since you mention it, the FCC just might call _you_ the criminal if you tried to modify your cisco box... :) I won't claim to understand what's cooking in the

Since you mention it, the FCC just might call _you_ the criminal if you tried to modify your cisco box... :) I won't claim to understand what's cooking in the DoJ or the FTC, but from my armchair, it seems like there's at least an argument here. I wonder if this has come up before with different platforms, where a competitor was denied access to the platform basically because they were a competitor. I can imagine this being the case with highly regulated industries (e.g. the TV/cable example), where the government is basically the gatekeeper of new competition, but here (i.e. Google Voice) it's not an issue of regulation.