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Subject: Re: [Cerowrt-devel] Random thought - reactions?
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There are two different issues here.

1. the last mile ISP plays games with the traffic for their own benefit (and 
thir competitors detriment)

2. the government wants to spy on everybody

It's possible for the VPN tunnel providers to solve problem #1 without solving 
problem #2

k