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In my opinion, newspaper is not a right analogy. Newspapers provide content, ISPs don't. I can understand if, say, National Geographic puts some restriction on
by netcharmer 17y ago
In my opinion, newspaper is not a right analogy. Newspapers
provide content, ISPs don't. I can understand if, say, National Geographic puts some restriction on the online content but why should my ISP decides if I can access National Geographic or not. Telephone networks is the right
analogy here - will you allow your telephone provider to
control whom you can call?
- roundsquare 17y agowill you allow your telephone provider to control whom you can call? Not now I won't, because that would be changing the service I'm getting to something I didn't sign up for. If I got an offer tomorrow for a "limited" phone service I would turn it down, but I wouldn't consider it immoral or bad or something that shouldn't exist.