People who use the Internet should "smarten up" about who is trying to curtail or limit their individual usage of the amazing and empowering enablement to use and transfer files between connected computers. These big companies and some government officials just cannot "get it through their heads" that they are not in charge of our files, computers and desktops: we are. In America we call it "We the People" but in the Queen's Canada, I don't know how you delineate or protect your alleged or asserted freedoms from these sneaky, ongoing and pernicious predations.
The case of Quebecor pinching people's Internet accounts, reminds me of the recent American brouhaha over Comcast Cable Company deciding unilaterally to squeeze the Internet pipeline for their customers who utilized file sharing programs. Once brought to the attention of the American people and those of us who favor a free and open, available Internet, Comcast, the rich and powerful corporation, was hauled into court, in a case which they lost. Proving to be sore losers, Comcast Corporation, run by the Roberts Brothers, continues to try an "end run" around this clear and decisive American court case result, this time by using Canada, it's government, people and legal structure, as it's foil to accomplish there, what they could not accomplish here in America, namely, steal the free and easy freedoms of the Internet for the millions of users who depend on it daily, for many important and vital functions in their lives, not just entertainment or file sharing, although these are certainly valid, useful, and quite legal activities in their own right.
The idea that you can have your Internet access pinched or terminated by a major Internet service provider or ISP such as Comcast or Quebecor is utterly ridiculous. Only some incredibly obtuse and unobservant person in the bureaucracies of government or corporations could possibly continue to think along these lines, in this modern era. I guess "hope springs eternal" even in the hearts of would-be, money focused, autocratic jerks. Wake up, Canadiens! Study the Case of Comcast here, and ask for help, if you need it. This battle for Internet freedom, will obviously be a continuous series of engagements with the enemies of our freedoms and individual empowerment and civil liberties. Time to Rock and Roll.