Love In The Time Of Net Neutrality: This Mushy Love Letter To TRAI Will Melt Your Heart
555
It’s been two days since the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India published over a million emails after seeking feedback to its consultation paper on OTT services.
The move drew widespread outrage over the privacy violation of net neutrality activists, whose emails were exposed to the world at large. The hacker group Anonymous unleashed repeated DDoS attacks on TRAI’s website to prevent anyone from accessing the site.
TRAI has since updated the files, replacing @ and period characters on the email fields to dissuade spammers. But anyone with a simple word processor will just need an extra minute to harvest these email addresses.
Trawling through the list of responses reveals the high quality of discourse overall, there aren’t any abusive mails to be found, most of the responses are informed and civil. Well, most.
This mushy love letter inadvertently sent to the TRAI inbox is being hailed for the literary masterpiece it is, punctuated with emojis, exclamations, kisses, and all caps proclamations of love.
The letter is now an assured classic of the teenage romance category. Some of the catchphrases from it are becoming internet memes already.
Like Us On Facebook |
Follow Us On Twitter |
Contact HuffPost India
from India - The Huffington Post http://ift.tt/1bTl2Lp
The move drew widespread outrage over the privacy violation of net neutrality activists, whose emails were exposed to the world at large. The hacker group Anonymous unleashed repeated DDoS attacks on TRAI’s website to prevent anyone from accessing the site.
TRAI has since updated the files, replacing @ and period characters on the email fields to dissuade spammers. But anyone with a simple word processor will just need an extra minute to harvest these email addresses.
Trawling through the list of responses reveals the high quality of discourse overall, there aren’t any abusive mails to be found, most of the responses are informed and civil. Well, most.
This mushy love letter inadvertently sent to the TRAI inbox is being hailed for the literary masterpiece it is, punctuated with emojis, exclamations, kisses, and all caps proclamations of love.
The letter is now an assured classic of the teenage romance category. Some of the catchphrases from it are becoming internet memes already.
Meri Moluutiiiii :*
(Tension waali smiley)
— Shahab Jafri (@ShahabJafri) April 28, 2015
@opunsoars sirf Ninde mattavan :P https://t.co/QZdJ5OgNUa
— Ram (@HoneyBadger87) April 28, 2015
Like Us On Facebook | Follow Us On Twitter | Contact HuffPost India-- This feed and its contents are the property of The Huffington Post, and use is subject to our terms. It may be used for personal consumption, but may not be distributed on a website.
from India - The Huffington Post http://ift.tt/1bTl2Lp
Commentaires
Enregistrer un commentaire