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I agree with the judgment.
Using this logic, I guess we should sue the phone company when somebody uses a phone to help with committing a crime, because the phone company wasn’t monitoring all of the calls? A common carrier has certain protections and that is what an Internet service provider should be.
I don’t know how this got past all of the lower courts and why the supreme court had to mess with this.