Notices tagged with netneutrality

AT&T is blocking Tutanota in some US regions. As AT&T has not fixed the issue after more than two weeks, we are reaching out publicly in the hope of getting the attention of the right people at AT&T. Read more on our blog: https://tutanota.com/blog/posts/att-blocks-tutanota #netneutrality

The debate about apps blocking their users from using them with particular servers is really about #NetNeutrality. The principle here is that software makers and network operators don't make decisions for users about who and what to connect with. This principle is most important to those with the least social power. If domains can be blocked in one app for being "fascists", it sets a precedent for other apps to block domains for being anarchists, or blacks, or queers etc.

The #NetNeutrality bill in Congress passed a major hurdle this week, but the fight is not over yet. Write your members of Congress and demand that they pass H.R. 1644 now.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/04/net-neutrality-bill-passes-crucial-committee-vote

Last week, the #SaveTheNet Act passed its first vote. Help it pass the next one by contacting your representatives and telling them to restore #NetNeutrality protections. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/03/real-net-neutrality-protections-passed-their-first-vote

When politicians support so-called #NetNeutrality bills that only ban blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization, they're missing the point. #SaveTheNet https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/02/real-net-neutrality-more-ban-blocking-throttling-and-paid-prioritization