Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Compulsory routers in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Compulsory routers is not merely a topic for experts.
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Compulsory Routers: what customers have to take care of now.
Germany passed law against compulsory routers.
In§3, compulsory routers are specifically addressed and rejected.
The majority of the 309 statements argues against compulsory routers.
Compulsory routers are a delicate topic
FSFE's legislative push against compulsory routers inches forward in Bundestag.
That's why we have followed developments on the issue of compulsory routers.
For more information on Compulsory Routers and why they are bad, please visit our campaign page.
In the article, there is a reference to the FSFE's campaign against compulsory routers.
In opposition to this, compulsory routers destroy the already damaged trust in new technologies.
The bill is the outcome of a long discussion about so-called compulsory routers.
This law unambigously declares compulsory routers invalid and establishes freedom of choice of terminal devices.
The German Ministry of Economics published a first draft law to ban compulsory routers German.
Compulsory routers are often the subject of critical security flaws which users can't legally or technically fix themselves.
potential disadvantages of compulsory routers.
We helped end compulsory routers in Germany with a law that ensures users have the freedom to choose their own Free Software router. .
We update the timeline and our overview pages so people outside German could reuse our experiences to fight compulsory routers in other countries, too.
Compulsory Routers" are what we call the devices imposed on users, forbidding them from
Until two years ago, the FSFE had successfully defended the user's right of free choice against compulsory routers introduced by Internet service providers in Germany.
sent a joint letter to members of the German Bundestag to support the bill against compulsory routers.
Although we have managed to get the ban on compulsory routers into law, we expect that ISPs will fight back,
Germany's ministry of economics is currently working on a draft law to enable free router choice for consumers, and prohibit compulsory routers.
Should, however, more and more ISPs force the usage of compulsory routers, smaller router manufacturers would be at a disadvantage because almost no one could use their devices.
passed a law against compulsory routers but for free choice of the user.
In a similar way, during 2015, we also helped end compulsory routers in Germany with a law which ensures users have the freedom to choose their own Free Software router. .
Compulsory Routers: what customers have to take care of now Up until now,