Funeral for Net Neutrality

Published December 14, 2017 by Nan Mykel

IT’S OVER; DONE FOR. The FCC today did away with rules barring internet providers from blocking or slowing down access to online content. The FCC would also eliminate a rule barring providers from prioritizing their own content. According to CNN, during the vote the room had to be emptied due to a security alert. THE BIG GUYS WON AGAIN. (Now I’ll probably be the slowest on their list). LATE P.S.: I

read there’s going to be another vote?

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On another note, dear friend … because of your recent question, I posted this today. Take a look when you have a chance …
https://hrexach.wordpress.com/2017/12/18/wordpress-update-were-updating-our-privacy-policy/

I’ve been speaking to a dear good friend, who knows tech so much better than I do. These are his answers:
“Has your blogger friend shared with you why he has concerns and might stop using? I have read the new policy and it looks pretty solid to me. Ask her if you get a chance. I am pretty happy with this. They ade the wording of it more “layman friendly” and ready for some EU rules that are designed for better protection of the customer. quite the opposite of what the US is doing at the moment. No fears or concerns from my side at all.”

I hope this helps you in any away. Would you keep me posted? So far, I think I will keep my blog open.
Peace, hugs … ❤ ….

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Nan Mykel

December 18, 2017 at 4:43 pm

Thanks! I didn’t mean to be paranoid, but I had a myfamily.com site and ancestry.com ended up announcing it owned all the material on the site and a few years later closed down our site! Besides, in the age of Rump, how difficult it is to believe anything! And the network neutrality assurance going out the window. Thanks for your clear head, dear friend!

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Nan Mykel

December 18, 2017 at 4:45 pm

Crossed wires (mine).

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