ISPs are not platforms.
who and what controls the content?
When you visit Facebook, facebook controls the content. Not your ISP. So the answer to the question is the same answer you would get if you asked it of the provider you are currently using.
ISPs are not platforms.
>who and what controls the content?
When you visit Facebook, facebook controls the content. Not your ISP. So the answer to the question is the same answer you would get if you asked it of the provider you are currently using.
Not true, Comcast has a built in firewall that blocks a ton of shit at the ISP level. For now you can just click proceed anyways, but its still there
Not true, Comcast has a built in firewall that blocks a ton of shit at the ISP level. For now you can just click proceed anyways, but its still there
Which means they are not solely an ISP. But we all already know that they are a content provider.
Which means they are not solely an ISP. But we all already know that they are a content provider.
That's not a firewall, that's just their shitty DNS. If you're even remotely concerned about your privacy you should ditch their DNS and setup a
That's not a firewall, that's just their shitty DNS. If you're even remotely concerned about your privacy you should ditch their DNS and setup a [Pi-Hole](https://pi-hole.net/)
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