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I'm aware of the potential bad implications of a TOS item like this, but realistically, this is so Verizon can more easily ban forum/comment/Myspace spammers up
by Zak 17y ago
I'm aware of the potential bad implications of a TOS item like this, but realistically, this is so Verizon can more easily ban forum/comment/Myspace spammers upon receiving complaints from the operators of those sites. We (probably) want them to do that.
- Locke1689 17y agoAgreed. I think this is probably a bit of (funny) unfortunately worded legalese and not so much a dastardly plot by Verizon to crack down on your Facebook stalking.
- aerique 17y agoGiving a big organization / government too much control in the assumption that they will be reasonable with it is never a good solution. It will always be abused.
- jhancock 17y agoYou don't want any carrier to have this option if they are the only reasonable choice of carrier in your area. I'd rather live with the bad behavior if it ensures a carrier doesn't get to play judge and jury.
- InclinedPlane 17y agoNo, you don't. Do you want myspace, facebook, twitter, etc. to have control over your internet connection?