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Will ISP Web Content Filtering Continue To Grow?

unixluv writes to tell us that another ISP is testing web content filtering and content substitution software. One example sees a system message that is pre-pended to an existing web page. While it seems innocent enough, is this the wave of the future? Will your ISP censor or alter your web experience at will? There have been many instances of content filtering lately and it seems to be a popular idea on the other side of the fence.

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  1. Re:You've Agreed To It by Fulcrum+of+Evil · · Score: 0, Troll

    Ads are copyrighted, and the arrangement with ads and all is probably copyrighted. Replacing inline ads is likely to be actionable. Naturally, IANAL.

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