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SFP#20: All about Device Neutrality with Lucas Lasota

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Join us for the 20th episode of the Software Freedom Podcast, where Bonnie Mehring and Lucas Lasota discuss Device Neutrality and Router Freedom. They cover the concepts and fundamentals of these initiatives and explain why end-users should have control over their devices.

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Lucas Lasota, FSFE Senior Project Manager, has been with the organisation since 2019. In this episode, he discusses the Device Neutrality and Router Freedom initiatives, which aim to empower users to control their digital equipment with free software and end-user control over data. Router Freedom specifically means the right for end-users to deploy their own router/modem to access the internet, making it a key element for open internet.

Lucas explains the historic background of these initiatives, the issues that arise without these standards, and how individuals can best support them. Join Bonnie and Lucas as they break down these concepts.

This is the perfect episode for everybody interested in controlling their devices and access to the internet.

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