What I don't understand about any of this is, why are the ISP's just sitting there taking it? Why are they allowing their customers (spending $30-$50 for broadband) to be subjected to this scrutiny?
One would think that it would be in their best interests to find a way around this, ensuring their continued success in this market.
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What I don't understand about any of this is, why are the ISP's just sitting there taking it? Why are they allowing their customers (spending $30-$50 for broadband) to be subjected to this scrutiny?
One would think that it would be in their best interests to find a way around this, ensuring their continued success in this market.