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#HELP

I just received a concerning email from the OTF (@opentechfund.bsky.social) stating that a major source of their funding is in jeopardy.

If you care about open-source, anti-censorship, or the open internet, please consider supporting one of the projects they fund.

#FOSS #OpenSource #TechNews
#USPol #Politics #News #PoliticalNews
#NetNeutrality #EFF
#Wikimedia #Signal #SignalApp
#TOR #TAILs #OpenVPN #VPN #LetsEncrypt #HTTPS #SSL
#Censorship #AntiCensorship

opentech.fund/projects-we-supp

Oh, tiens, les libertariens américains ont encore torpillé la neutralité du net.
Parions que ça servira de prétexte à des opérateurs européens pour se débarrasser de ce droit fondamental sous couvert d’excuses fumeuses.
Les porcs mercantiles s’entretiennent.

#NetNeutrality #privacy #NeutralitéDuNet

lemonde.fr/pixels/article/2025

Le Monde · Les Etats-Unis reviennent sur la neutralité du Net, ce principe garantissant un accès égalitaire à InternetBy Le Monde avec AFP et Reuters

📶 ISPs worry that killing FCC net neutrality rules will come back to haunt them
— Ars Technica

「 ISPs are worried that if they succeed in killing the FCC regulation, they will be subject to many state laws like New York's. "The upshot of the Sixth Circuit and Second Circuit decisions is that each State can now do what the FCC cannot—subject an interstate information service to common-carrier regulation, including rate regulation," 」

arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20

Ars Technica · ISPs worry that killing FCC net neutrality rules will come back to haunt themTelcos want it both ways, urging SCOTUS to block federal rules and state laws.

The Supreme Court has just overturned a 40-year-old legal precedent, in doing so, reducing the power of federal agencies on everything from net neutrality and the right to repair to broadband and climate change. @theverge looks at the true scope of this ruling, and how it will be felt in tech and beyond.

flip.it/IEkXAH

Photo illustration of the Supreme Court building with pixelated sky.
The Verge · What SCOTUS just did to broadband, the right to repair, the environment, and moreBy Verge Staff

So far this week...

The FTC banned the use of noncompete clauses.

The DOL strengthened overtime rules.

The FCC restored #NetNeutrality.

The DOT expanded protections for airline passengers.

This is what it looks like when the government works on behalf of the people.

Net Neutrality is restored:

"In a 3–2 vote, the FCC voted to restore Net Neutrality protections & reclassify high-speed-internet access services as telecom services subject to Title II of the Communications Act.

The decision is a major victory for the public interest: Title II authority empowers the FCC to hold companies: AT&T, Comcast, Spectrum... accountable for a wide range of harms to internet users across the US, fast, open +fair for all of us.”

#NetNeutrality #1A
freepress.net/news/press-relea

Free PressIn Historic Vote, the FCC Reasserts Its Authority to Protect the Open Internet and Safeguard Online UsersThe FCC heard the outcry and did its job: delivering on promises to stand with internet users and against big telecom companies and their trade groups.