> The service is optional from all sides: both the consumer and the content provider. Are you sure that content providers are opting in? I've read that servic

> The service is optional from all sides: both the consumer and the content provider. Are you sure that content providers are opting in? I've read that services like youtube are being throttled, while not benefiting from being included in the 'free streaming' services. And Legere was implying that Google may have bribed EFF to attack T-Mobile on Google's behalf, suggesting that Google wasn't happy; I assumed this is because Google is not happy that T-Mobile is throttling youtube (presumably) without their consent.