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This suit, in my opinion agreement
I agree and Verizon loses the opportunity to collect high "per call" fees from everybody if anyone finds a way to bypass them. Of course they will be protective of anything, even if it's not theirs. Does anybody remember MCI when it started.
Next to join will be AT&T, who will be very likely to follow Verizon's path once Verizon has done all the legwork and paid all the court costs. AT&T is even more out of control on fees they charge.