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Some people, and also the inventor of the WWW, do not agree.
by PythonicAlpha 11y ago
Some people, and also the inventor of the WWW, do not agree.
- kuschku 11y agoYes. Zero-Rating is bad. But you can’t say they "banned" or gave a "heavy blow to" Net Neutrality. They created a very limited law, that provides some of the protections of Net Neutrality, but most importantly, it creates more competition between ISPs. But, as most of the other protections of Net Neutrality are anti-monopoly laws, the ECJ might end up ruling that, if one combines this law with antitrust laws, these protections are implied.
- PythonicAlpha 11y agoTo which extend Net Neutrality was damaged, is debatable -- and likely we will only see in the future what the net-result is. I can only see for now, that they left dangerous holes in the Net Neutrality case here, which the providers where longing for very much, because they want to use these holes to draw money from it.