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LOLcatz on Canada and net neutrality
I just had to point to this (hat tip goes to Dave Fleet, who posted the link on Twitter). It’s a blog post at the Privacy Commissioner of Canada’s site, with some photos from a demonstration about net neutrality and “bandwidth shaping” by carriers like Bell Canada. As the post says, the office “is currently looking into a complaint about deep packet inspection - no decision has been made, and this post is not meant to endorse one side or another. It’s simply funny.” Photo is by Jason Walton.
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