I bring up this almost year-old article because a few minutes ago, after I had logged into tumblr, I got a few messages from my friend Mirrorfalls. But for some reason there were some odd messages there. I can’t remember them now, but they were weird, and I couldn’t see any of my other messages.
I refreshed the Tumblr page but it took me to a site about Oath – A Verizon Company, that encouraged me to go through my privacy settings, something about EU directives, I think. But the site for privacy management wasn’t on a Tumblr-url: it was on the Oath site.
I didn’t go any further. I just checked out the sites, then I decided to research it, and came across this article, which put what I experienced in a very unpleasant light.
This is troubling and scary to experience. I do not want to be drawn into the net of anti-netneutrality activists. This reads to me like a symptom of the silenve the FCC now wants to put us under, and I want to know as much as I can about this and if anyone else has had to deal with this. Please boost this so we might get some light shed onto this
Verizon is killing Tumblr’s fight for net neutrality
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