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The ITU is not a fit body to govern the internet, and neither is the UN

2024-10-29 15:53:42+00:00

This short thread by Dominique Lazanski shows why governments (and their preferred fora such as the ITU) must be kept away from internet policy decisions and technical standards.

For all of its faults the IETF at least takes the neutral stance that all governments are potentially hostile to the public good, and that political horse trading should be kept out of technology.

Short thread, six tweets, starts below:
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