The Importance of Having Internet Regulation

Internet regulation I support reasonable Internet regulations. Unmonitored and unregulated websites threaten the security of the United States and encourage anti-American views and deaths in accordance with published instructions on how to manufacture weapons of mass destruction. In addition, the lack of supervision of Internet activities enables bullying, promotion of pornography, and sexual abuse of women and children. Internet fraud is becoming common and personal information theft, phishing, spam, spyware, and malware can cause financial and security losses to innocent victims.

The Internet is continually threatened by censorship, regulation and espionage by global regulatory authorities. Internet users relied on their elected officials trying to solve the problem. And that is the last place where the problem is resolved. An Internet service provider (ISP) is a partner that is trusted with connectivity downgrades. Oyster is a revolutionary agreement to reset the assumption of the current Internet paradigm and solve the above problems through a new integrated platform. The main task of oysters is based on the preservation, maintenance and retrieval of static data. The PRL token supports this type of data storage and is the first asset tied to a known market value without reserves or central guarantors. In addition, core oyster network operation incorrectly creates delay optimized node mesh. This is the best environment to promote distributed communication.

Although the title of this article refers to Internet regulation, in fact the internet connection provided by the Internet service provider (ISP) must be regulated. The link between our home and the Internet backbone through internet service providers is part of the special infrastructure of public facilities, a special monopoly that must be regulated. The backbone of the Internet itself, implemented according to Internet standards, is self-regulated by design, does not promote traffic exchanged with a specific terminal, always finds the most efficient path between arbitrary two points I will try to utilize it. The Internet itself is a frictionless free market for information.