This article addresses the shift inthe paradigm of fundamental rights protection on the Internet. More and morethe enforcement of such rights is being delegated to private Internet operators, and the urgent question is how the task of balancing conflicting rights affects the status of Internet Service Providers (ISPs). The article examines the increasing privatisation of fundamental rights enforcementon the Internet, highlighting the impact of this trend. Following the analysisof recent developments, it argues that the pillars governing ISP liability should not be altered. In particular, the early determination that ISPs should not be presumptively saddled with content monitoring tasks should not be called into question. Therefore, the regulatory pressure on ISPs shouldbe lowered, as the spectre of liability, combined with ISPs' increasing role indeciding the proper balance between conflicting rights, unduly burdens the activity of ISPs and generates incentives to delete even lawful content

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数字时代的基本权利和私人执法

本文讨论了互联网上基本权利保护范式的转变。此类权利的执行越来越多地委托给私营互联网运营商，而紧迫的问题是平衡冲突权利的任务如何影响互联网服务提供商 (ISP) 的地位。本文考察了互联网上基本权利执法日益私有化的情况，强调了这一趋势的影响。根据对最近发展的分析，它认为不应改变管理 ISP 责任的支柱。特别是，不应质疑 ISP 不应承担内容监控任务的早期决定。因此，应降低对互联网服务提供商的监管压力，作为责任的幽灵，结合互联网服务提供商的