I agree with you, but there is one key difference...you are paying your ISP for the service. Google, FB, etc. provide free service offerring in exchange for your data.
If ISPs are going to monetize customers traffic then their terms of use better damn well call that out.
There is potential here for new business model for privacy based ISPs (ex: think duckduckgo for ISP) where customers pay a premium for such an offering.
If ISPs are going to monetize customers traffic then their terms of use better damn well call that out.
There is potential here for new business model for privacy based ISPs (ex: think duckduckgo for ISP) where customers pay a premium for such an offering.