Netherlands first country in Europe with net neutrality
1–10 of 66 posts
Re: Netherlands first country in Europe with net neutrality
#2I'm proud of them, but the Internet is international - without broad acceptance, we run the risk of effectively having distinct National Internets with different rules and regulations. That scares me a bit, because the potential is still to have unhindered communications between anyone, anywhere.
Net neutrality should be built into the fabric of the Internet through better technology - legislation clearly isn't working.
Re: Netherlands first country in Europe with net neutrality
#3This is great step towards a global untapped internet where people can have their freedom of speech without the need of fear of being spied upon. I hope more countries follows this example; The Netherlands proves once again that they are one step ahead in integrity-politics.
Re: Netherlands first country in Europe with net neutrality
#4I'm proud of them, but the Internet is international - without broad acceptance, we run the risk of effectively having distinct National Internets with different rules and regulations. That scares me a bit, because the potential is still to have unhindered communications between anyone, anywhere. Net neutrality should be built into the fabric of the Internet through better technology - legislation clearly isn't worki…
Still, it is useful if at least one country legislates it. It means that organizations that rely on net neutrality, or strive to achieve net neutrality through technological means, could move to that country and do their work unhindered. No bullying ISPs etc...
Re: Netherlands first country in Europe with net neutrality
#5bof(fen) wij toch ff :)
Re: Netherlands first country in Europe with net neutrality
#6My VPS located in Netherlands just got more valuable!
Re: Netherlands first country in Europe with net neutrality
#7This is great step towards a global untapped internet where people can have their freedom of speech without the need of fear of being spied upon. I hope more countries follows this example; The Netherlands proves once again that they are one step ahead in integrity-politics.
[deleted]
Re: Netherlands first country in Europe with net neutrality
#8I'm proud of them, but the Internet is international - without broad acceptance, we run the risk of effectively having distinct National Internets with different rules and regulations. That scares me a bit, because the potential is still to have unhindered communications between anyone, anywhere. Net neutrality should be built into the fabric of the Internet through better technology - legislation clearly isn't worki…
Still, it is useful if at least one country legislates it. It means that organizations that rely on net neutrality, or strive to achieve net neutrality through technological means, could move to that country and do their work unhindered. No bullying ISPs etc...
Another reason why Appsterdam rocks!
Re: Netherlands first country in Europe with net neutrality
#9This is great step towards a global untapped internet where people can have their freedom of speech without the need of fear of being spied upon. I hope more countries follows this example; The Netherlands proves once again that they are one step ahead in integrity-politics.
[deleted]
Isn't every country's far-right?