SFScon 21 - Lucas Lasota - Protecting Router Freedom within the EU reform of telecom law
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This document discusses protecting router freedom within the EU's reform of telecom law. It begins with an agenda on router freedom and "technological necessities". It then discusses how ISPs can currently prohibit consumers from using their own routers based on claims of technological necessity. However, router freedom is already a reality in several EU countries. The document encourages participants to take a survey to help protect router freedom as the EU reforms its telecom law and regulations around technological necessities.
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- 1. Lucas Lasota · Deputy Legal Coordinator · fsfe.org/about/lasota · @lasotalucas 12 October 2021 · SFSCon 2021 Protecting Router Freedom within the EU reform of telecom law
- 2. Agenda Router Freedom and „Technological Necessities“ Router Freedom in the EU – 2021 How you can help?
- 3. Imagine you are moving to a new home...
- 4. The electricity provider says your freezer, microwave, toaster, etc are NOT compatible with the line... x x x
- 5. The same provider does NOT allow you to use your tv set, lamps, bluetooth gadgets and smart devices... x x x x x
- 7. ISPs can prohibit consumers to use their routers based on “technological necessities“ x x
- 8. Reform of European telecommunications law Techonological necessity against Router Freedom?
- 9. „Technological necessities“ Interoperability between the public network and the router; Simplicity of operation; Network security; Data protection; Reform of European telecommunications law BEREC, Guidelines on Common Approaches to the Identification of the Network Termination Point in Different Network Topologies, (BoR (20) 46, 05.03.2020).
- 10. What is Router Freedom?
- 11. Router Freedom is already a reality in several EU countries!
- 12. What you can do to help? Take part in our survey!
- 13. Lucas Lasota · Deputy Legal Coordinator · fsfe.org/about/lasota · @lasotalucas 12 October 2021 · SFSCon 2021 Thank you!
- 14. Legal information Slides licensed under CC-BY-SA-4.0 unless stated otherwise. Photo credits: Unsplash Graphics in slide 7: ARCEP, The state of the Internet in France, 2018.