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A North Idaho wireless internet provider says they will be making it easier for their customers to block Facebook and Twitter, after they said they've received "non-stop calls" from their customers asking them to do so.
KHQ spoke with YourT1Wifi owner Bret Fink who said the decision to do this was based only on logistics, not political ideology. Fink says many of his customers aren't tech savvy and he is simply trying to do his best to help as many customers as possible in as easy a way as possible. Fink says following Facebook and Twitter's decision to ban President Donald Trump from the sites, he heard from many customers saying the sites propagate misinformation and are wrongly censoring the President. He says many of his customers are concerned that the sites could negatively impact their children and their community. So he's taken steps to block them, which will go into effect Wednesday, January 13th.
Wont be long before they lose their licensing.
Northern Idaho is the new Dixie.
Its where dead enders go to celebrate their demise.
Perhaps someone should tell the subscribers that they could just not log on to facebook or twitter and not have to request it from their ISP.
Northern Idaho is the new Dixie.
Its where dead enders go to celebrate their demise.
Perhaps someone should tell the subscribers that they could just not log on to facebook or twitter and not have to request it from their ISP.
Northern Idaho is the new Dixie.
Its where dead enders go to celebrate their demise.
Perhaps someone should tell the subscribers that they could just not log on to facebook or twitter and not have to request it from their ISP.
The people at Facebook and Twitter should be celebrating- they don't want customers from those areas anyhow.
Northern Idaho is the new Dixie.
Its where dead enders go to celebrate their demise.
Perhaps someone should tell the subscribers that they could just not log on to facebook or twitter and not have to request it from their ISP.
You communist fucks ignited a powder keg, now watch it explode.
You deplorables are going to regress back to the cave man days.Northern Idaho is the new Dixie.
Its where dead enders go to celebrate their demise.
Perhaps someone should tell the subscribers that they could just not log on to facebook or twitter and not have to request it from their ISP.
You communist fucks ignited a powder keg, now watch it explode.
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Oh, I'm sure they do. Clicks are clicks....doesn't matter if the person clicking on their links is a white separatist or someone with an IQ higher than their shoe size.
No it's the new california, I live hereNorthern Idaho is the new Dixie.
Its where dead enders go to celebrate their demise.
Perhaps someone should tell the subscribers that they could just not log on to facebook or twitter and not have to request it from their ISP.
Are you referring to the 74,000,000 people who use the Internet and have Smart Phones?You deplorables are going to regress back to the cave man days.Northern Idaho is the new Dixie.
Its where dead enders go to celebrate their demise.
Perhaps someone should tell the subscribers that they could just not log on to facebook or twitter and not have to request it from their ISP.
You communist fucks ignited a powder keg, now watch it explode.
I'm referring to the idiots that support Dump and don't realize they dont have to log onto Facebook or Twitter. That 75 million figure seems a little high.Are you referring to the 74,000,000 people who use the Internet and have Smart Phones?You deplorables are going to regress back to the cave man days.Northern Idaho is the new Dixie.
Its where dead enders go to celebrate their demise.
Perhaps someone should tell the subscribers that they could just not log on to facebook or twitter and not have to request it from their ISP.
You communist fucks ignited a powder keg, now watch it explode.
You deplorables are going to regress back to the cave man days.Northern Idaho is the new Dixie.
Its where dead enders go to celebrate their demise.
Perhaps someone should tell the subscribers that they could just not log on to facebook or twitter and not have to request it from their ISP.
You communist fucks ignited a powder keg, now watch it explode.
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You're saying an ISP can't block Facebook or Twitter?I'm referring to the idiots that support Dump and don't realize they dont have to log onto Facebook or Twitter. That 75 million figure seems a little high.Are you referring to the 74,000,000 people who use the Internet and have Smart Phones?You deplorables are going to regress back to the cave man days.Northern Idaho is the new Dixie.
Its where dead enders go to celebrate their demise.
Perhaps someone should tell the subscribers that they could just not log on to facebook or twitter and not have to request it from their ISP.
You communist fucks ignited a powder keg, now watch it explode.
Yeah... But if you don't want your own internet to give access to those sites... There are better ways to go about this, but hey...Wont be long before they lose their licensing. Their customers must be idiots. Facebook and Twitter require you to log on.
"We don't condone what these companies are doing": North Idaho wireless internet provider to block Facebook & Twitter for customers, if requested | News | khq.com
Other Red State ISP's are about to follow suit.
A North Idaho wireless internet provider says they will be making it easier for their customers to block Facebook and Twitter, after they said they've received "non-stop calls" from their customers asking them to do so.
KHQ spoke with YourT1Wifi owner Bret Fink who said the decision to do this was based only on logistics, not political ideology. Fink says many of his customers aren't tech savvy and he is simply trying to do his best to help as many customers as possible in as easy a way as possible. Fink says following Facebook and Twitter's decision to ban President Donald Trump from the sites, he heard from many customers saying the sites propagate misinformation and are wrongly censoring the President. He says many of his customers are concerned that the sites could negatively impact their children and their community. So he's taken steps to block them, which will go into effect Wednesday, January 13th.
Oh so nothing happened. Thanks for the update, snowflake."We don't condone what these companies are doing": North Idaho wireless internet provider to block Facebook & Twitter for customers, if requested | News | khq.com
Other Red State ISP's are about to follow suit.
A North Idaho wireless internet provider says they will be making it easier for their customers to block Facebook and Twitter, after they said they've received "non-stop calls" from their customers asking them to do so.
KHQ spoke with YourT1Wifi owner Bret Fink who said the decision to do this was based only on logistics, not political ideology. Fink says many of his customers aren't tech savvy and he is simply trying to do his best to help as many customers as possible in as easy a way as possible. Fink says following Facebook and Twitter's decision to ban President Donald Trump from the sites, he heard from many customers saying the sites propagate misinformation and are wrongly censoring the President. He says many of his customers are concerned that the sites could negatively impact their children and their community. So he's taken steps to block them, which will go into effect Wednesday, January 13th.
Should a baker, who does not believe in gay marriage for religous reasons, have to bake a cake for a same sex wedding?"We don't condone what these companies are doing": North Idaho wireless internet provider to block Facebook & Twitter for customers, if requested | News | khq.com
Other Red State ISP's are about to follow suit.
A North Idaho wireless internet provider says they will be making it easier for their customers to block Facebook and Twitter, after they said they've received "non-stop calls" from their customers asking them to do so.
KHQ spoke with YourT1Wifi owner Bret Fink who said the decision to do this was based only on logistics, not political ideology. Fink says many of his customers aren't tech savvy and he is simply trying to do his best to help as many customers as possible in as easy a way as possible. Fink says following Facebook and Twitter's decision to ban President Donald Trump from the sites, he heard from many customers saying the sites propagate misinformation and are wrongly censoring the President. He says many of his customers are concerned that the sites could negatively impact their children and their community. So he's taken steps to block them, which will go into effect Wednesday, January 13th.
