What will happen to the Internet without net neutrality? - General Questions and Answers

I've heard a lot of things about this whole net neutrality being gone deal. I'm just wondering what will happen to the Internet now? Will people fight to keep the Internet open? Also does this mean isps will start blocking apps and websites? Please help me clear this up because I'm very concerned about it.
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Not so sure Internet Neutrality was ever about being neutral... It's more about who can define what "neutral" is and who has to play by those rules.
Real net neutrality is easy - decentralize and stop patronizing a handful of companies with large positions on the net.

Do you think isps will start blocking apps and websites?
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Stolen data on droid

Not sure why my last thread got locked but it was informative and could help people not have there droid apps hacking there personal info can i please have the thread unlocked tyvm.
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As SimonTS posted, your post was incorrect
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-20025973
Since it can be done on any device using a public wifi network.
Just like whatsapp sniffer
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Mod-alert your other post, or just PM a moderator, & ask them, instead of starting a new thread. If you don't know why that one was closed, this one's just going to be closed, as well.
Sorry guys i thought it was a pm im coming from ios so new to droid.
And even if a public wifi is the problem android should know we want it fixed im sure the apo makers coukd do somthing so oneday we are safe everywhere.
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with33 said:
Sorry guys i thought it was a pm im coming from ios so new to droid.
And even if a public wifi is the problem android should know we want it fixed im sure the apo makers coukd do somthing so oneday we are safe everywhere.
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Its quite possible, but as SimonTS pointed out, if you're managing your bank account on public wifi then you deserve to be hacked.
Public wifi is for light browsing, some facebook (facebook is secure), email, etc. Not for personal finances which can be easily tracked
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Using your Android device on a public WiFi network is like using an iPad, iPhone, Blackberry, Laptop, etc on a public WiFi network. There's ALWAYS the possiblity of data theft. That's where common sense comes into the equation.
with33 said:
Sorry guys i thought it was a pm im coming from ios so new to droid.
And even if a public wifi is the problem android should know we want it fixed im sure the apo makers coukd do somthing so oneday we are safe everywhere.
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gagdude said:
Its quite possible, but as SimonTS pointed out, if you're managing your bank account on public wifi then you deserve to be hacked.
Public wifi is for light browsing, some facebook (facebook is secure), email, etc. Not for personal finances which can be easily tracked
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How can Android 'fix the problem'? The problem is caused by using sensitive data on a public network. The only way this sort of thing will ever be avoided is if your device immediately connects on a VPN back to a secure, trusted location for all data transfer - and even then someone sat in the ISP, on the backbone or with a powerful enough computer to crack the algorithm can still steal your data if they want to.
Trying to blame Android, Google or the App writers for this is just inane.
And again Thread Closed. OP do not make any more threads, of this nature. Thank you.

[Q] rule confirmation

ok so i read the rules right? no pirating or cheating from paying developers but what about markets that do free things like the ----(mod edit) app? is that considered piracy?
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KoreanJoker said:
ok so i read the rules right? no pirating or cheating from paying developers but what about markets that do free things like the ----(mod edit) app? is that considered piracy?
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Why are you so obsessed with pirating stuff? You know it's against the rules, already got in trouble, so you bring up another app that is probably either A, full of malware and crap to steal and your phones info, or B, just links to all kinds of hacked and pirated apps, which may be full of malware.
i was wondering if ----(mod edit) was considered piracy nothing else because i want more apps
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as well as no ----(mod edit) is free of such things because my phone is protected and will tell me if my info is being taken or if there is a virus
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KoreanJoker said:
i was wondering if ----(mod edit) was considered piracy nothing else because i want more apps
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Then install free apps and deal with the ad's, do that thing called get a job and pay money to dev's who spend their hard time making apps. Or, learn C, learn Java, learn android and make all your own apps you want for free.
Cheap,cheap,cheap
That's just a silly question, ---- (mod edit). What do you think that means? When ever I hear that in my head, I think of stolen goods.
Now, these stolen goods are modified to work for free without the Google Play/Market verification. Hmm Modified, lets think that through. When it is modified the person who is modifying the APK file can freely add what he desires, now what can a person add that would affect you and your phone? First of it can steal information such as phone numbers, email address', your IMEI which is very important, maybe your Google account, and maybe throw in some files that's important such as photos. Second of all once he is done robbing you blindly he can simply execute a factory reset. Now heed OUR warning.
thank u for answering my question. i will "heed your warning"
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ANY FORM of theft is not allowed here. I already warned you. You will be watched closely now, and your ip address will be blocked if you continue to break our rules. If you want more apps, pay for them, or use some of the thousands of free apps. Wanting more apps is not an excuse to steal, of someone steals something, it's because they wanted it.... duh

Social Networker

I have read several threads complaining about the Facebook app and that people prefer the mobile site. But if you stay signed in on the app or the site, you might get hacked. So I made this browser to hide your social activity on your phone. Obviously because it's the mobile site there are no notifications or anything, but for those that aren't concerned with that, perhaps this will work for you. I know people who get hacked often. Figured this sounded like a good idea.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andromo.dev80417.app181857
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Ad Hoc Hive Networking for freedom of speech

In these days of government intrusion, the loss of privacy, and the ability of these entities to shut down, intercept, disrupt, modify, and to otherwise stop free speech or to suppress the truth was wondering if it were possible for some guru to come up with an application that would do the following:
could be transferred easily in a crowd, which would form a private add hoc network that would allow for encrypted communications between users of the application. This application could share various types of media and could work over wifi, bluetooth, vpn, or cell networks. In areas where communications are shut down people could be able to create an ad hoc network which could eventually extend beyond the shutdown area an hop out to the internet to share the hive data or to pass on valuable news. This application could save video, audio, various sensor data (barometric, vibrational), and coordinate data and instantly share this data across the hive network in an encrypted anonymous manner so if an entity were to confiscate someone's property that information with still exist in the hive.
figured I'd shoot out the idea.
regards
@qu1nn while the idea sounds great during the times of emergency, however this hive can also be misused by the unlawful elements of the society. Is there a way the communication can be monitored while the flow continues. For eg. the content shared can be monitored while the hive cannot be itself blocked by the authorities?
Just my thoughts...
Dude, you missed th point. Such an app is for when government becomes the enemy of the people. We'll all be criminals or sheep
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Shermanballz said:
Dude, you missed th point. Such an app is for when government becomes the enemy of the people. We'll all be criminals or sheep
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Totally agree. Such an app like this must exist incase the zombie apocalypse or nuclear fallout or another catastrophe
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Might be something like this?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.servalproject
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debernardis said:
Might be something like this?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.servalproject
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Perfect! Now, assuming it works, next step is for everyone to install it. Otherwise it's pretty useless.
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In Turkey or Brazil, I would do it asap. In Italy, where I live, might be matter of months :-/
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Will isps start blocking apps and websites since net neutrality is dead?

I'm worried about the future of the Internet. I'm just wondering if isps will start blocking apps and websites. Also do you think that if they do that people would put public pressure on them to unblock things? Please help me. Thanks.
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