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I thought there was a law against doing that (net neutrality). I've heard that ISPs discriminate between "types" of content (video vs text). But I wasn't aware
by SolarUpNote 15y ago
I thought there was a law against doing that (net neutrality).
I've heard that ISPs discriminate between "types" of content (video vs text). But I wasn't aware they were discriminating based on the company (Netflix vs YouTube).
- Goronmon 15y agoI thought there was a law against doing that (net neutrality). There is no law enforcing Net Neutrality. And really, the concern isn't that a company like Comcast will meter Netflix, but not Facebook. It's that they will meter Netflix, but not "Comcast Video Streaming" if they were to offer such a service.