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this post was submitted on 30 Aug 2023
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Of course they do, but it isn't the ISP's job to do so. I believe that is the point that the EFF is making here.
Censorship sometimes needs to happen to protect people, but it should be conducted by website owners/platforms and government authorities -- on each end of the information transaction, not in transit by an ISP.