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Here here, meddling with SMTP connections to my own servers one minute so to ensure they get sent via their own (and often blacklisted) servers, the next they're hijacking DNS and taking further measures to filter and control what I can and can't see. It's infuriating!

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>Here here, meddling with SMTP connections to my own servers one minute

I'm unaware of that, but that's a fair point.

>the next they're hijacking DNS and taking further measures to filter and control what I can and can't see. It's infuriating!

That's the thing: They aren't. It would only happen if you asked for it. They aren't filtering anything you don't want filtered.

And you think that's still going to be the case in five years?

Yes

You and I should get together and make a bet. If my rights are going to be stripped away I may as well profit.

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