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I'd like to see how 4chan responds. They are not the type to take things like this lightly.
by omail 17y ago
I'd like to see how 4chan responds. They are not the type to take things like this lightly.
- Xichekolas 17y agoI don't even visit 4chan, but as an AT&T customer this pisses me off. What other websites are they going to protect me from? Not sure what other option I have sadly. My local cable monopoly has a ridiculously low bandwidth cap with overage fees that make it pretty much unusable. Isn't there some way we can use common carrier/net neutrality rules on this?
- khafra 17y agoFor a content hoster, they have the safe harbor protection unless they try to pre-emptively filter content, in which case they're liable for anything that they host. I'm not sure if there's a similar provision that applies to ISPs, but that'd be golden.
- helveticaman 17y agoYou know, in Chile there is now a cable provider that promotes its lack of caps on p2p. It actually plays it up. http://www.bandaancha2.cl/ http://www.bandaancha2.cl/ Goes to show capitalism works.