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It's not the only way tho. You can also get politically active about it, pressure your representatives into signing legislation in favor of the open web or even join a party or an organization and become the representative yourself and change it from the inside if you can.
Let's stop pretending individual actions are the only thing we can do to stop corporations, that's how they win. We need to act politically.