It must do what I want. They blindly thrust technology. There is no well-thought, organized and centralized organization which decide about the evolution and who can control the internet. The existing laws are inadequate. The fact that internet doesn't recognize the country borders doesn't simplify the problem.
Laws are country dependent.
They differ from one country to another. Countries set up some 'internetcops' to get some control. Yet the means to control and track illegal uses are insufficient. It's too less and too late. No system can work without control.