1) refuse to take responsibility for content they host by claiming they don't host
2) discriminate against huge parts of the Internet with no publicly known rules, nor methods to change that discrimination
3) make the abuse reporting process intentionally difficult and time-consuming
4) want to aggregate all the DNS data they can by making a deal with Firefox to turn on DNS-over-https by default without asking or even informing end users
5) want to re-centralize the Internet, in part so they can mix bad actors with good, in ways that make blocking next to impossible
How many of them do the discrimination we're all writing about here?
1) refuse to take responsibility for content they host by claiming they don't host
2) discriminate against huge parts of the Internet with no publicly known rules, nor methods to change that discrimination
3) make the abuse reporting process intentionally difficult and time-consuming
4) want to aggregate all the DNS data they can by making a deal with Firefox to turn on DNS-over-https by default without asking or even informing end users
5) want to re-centralize the Internet, in part so they can mix bad actors with good, in ways that make blocking next to impossible
How many of them do the discrimination we're all writing about here?