Advocacy Group Claims Deep Packet Inspection Puts Free, Open Internet in Danger
CrunchGear, March 21, 2009
By Nicholas Deleon
In a report entitled "Deep Packet Inspection Puts Open Internet at Risk," Free Press says that if ISPs widely use deep packet inspection, the free and open Internet that we know and use every day could be at risk.
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