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There's a key difference between a broadband isp and a mobile service. Customers have a much wider choice of mobile carrier than they do a last-mile isp. Of th
by digikata 11y ago
There's a key difference between a broadband isp and a mobile service. Customers have a much wider choice of mobile carrier than they do a last-mile isp.
Of the mobile carriers, T-mobile was the one to at least attempt to shake up a pretty terrible mobile service landscape by providing some level of customer oriented value. So personally they get a bit of a pass from me, though I do worry about long term implications T-mobiles 'zero rating' of some services.
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- kenj0418 11y agoI agree with the difference between land-line and mobile providers. If a provider has the benefit of monopoly control of a wire into my house (or some other government-enforced monopoly), then net-neutrality should be part of the price they have to pay for that. But if it's like mobile and I can switch to any other provider I want, then let the market work instead.