Throttling fight continues

April 26, 2008 at 11:55 am | In Tech |
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The fight between Bell Canada and CAIP (Canadian Association of Internet Providers) continues. Michael Geist has an excellent blog entry on it here.

Like many people I am watching this one closely. If the CRTC does decide to look into the throttling issue, which would be their next step if an injunction is granted, it could spell big problems for other ISP like Rogers that have been throttling for years. I’d like to see provisions that made DPI (deep packet inspection) by ISPs illegal

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  1. I too would rightfully like to see the provisions that made DPI (deep packet inspection) by ISPs to be made illegal not just by the CRTC but also by the federal government now too, including by Bell , the Big Brother’s false invasion of our home, personal privacy. Since we can readily know that the reasons given for the internet downloading inspections, capping are unjustifiable, what are the actual reasons now for these online now inspections too?

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    Comment by thenonconformer — April 29, 2008 #

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