It is exactly the same. This is just a team attempting to solve that challenge by crowd sourcing document assembly.

your browser and/or OS will ship with some defaults... most people will just use those.

Sure you can, you just need dedicated hardware for it.

RFID, maybe with a camera as backup, seems like the way to go.

note however that https://google.com/ will redirect you to http://www.google.com

what you see is not what google bot sees. They generate a page with a bunch of phrases for the crawlers (through UA sniffing and/or IP address) and another for normal users.

Embrace Android or die... those are pretty much your options at this point.

If you already know where it is from the IP look up all you need is a car, your laptop's WiFi MAC address and some tool that will sniff it out of the air. Then you can go to the police with physical evidence that it is where you think it is.

What doesn't exist in real life? Physical constraints that create natural monopolies? If that is your argument its going to take more than a one liner to convince me.
I do agree that those most in need of regulation are not regulated enough and those least in need of it are (arguably) regulated too much, but as a small business owner I am far more concerned about collusion among established players then I am with being over regulated. The fix is to flip it... regulate small business less and big business more (though more mostly means enforcing the ones that already exist). If you have some idea on how to make that happen I'd love to hear it.

No.
For wireline, they exist because you have to tear up the street to run cable and get easements on private property in order to run cable. It is in the public's best interest to minimize how much the roads get torn up and in the public's best interest to have a neutral arbiter between the needs of the individual property owner and the telecom provider providing service to the wider community.
For wireless, service requires consuming part of the finite available frequency. Without regulation in each individuals best interest to use the most desirable frequency and the highest power that they can, which results in worse wireless service for everyone.