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Correct, that was the notable caveat to the new Net Neutrality regulations years ago. I don't love it, but it makes sense. The moral authority to heavily regul
by superuser2 11y ago
Correct, that was the notable caveat to the new Net Neutrality regulations years ago.
I don't love it, but it makes sense. The moral authority to heavily regulate last mile ISPs comes from the fact that consumers generally don't have a choice. Consumers have several choices for cellular carriers, and if consumers find this to be an actual problem then it can be sorted out through competition.