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That's not what neutrality means. That means the ISP doesn't take anyone side - either by making certain services faster at the expense of others being slower,
by timonovici 11y ago
That's not what neutrality means. That means the ISP doesn't take anyone side - either by making certain services faster at the expense of others being slower, or by setting preferential pricing. If facebook really cared about access to internet, they could negotiated 1 free GB of traffic / month for everyone, not just access to facebook and a few other websites that they picked.
- _yosefk 11y agoWhat harm is done by giving something away without restricting anyone's options? How is it similar to a regional monopoly giving preferential treatment to some content? What are the reasons to oppose this that do not apply to giving away anything imaginable? (I understand it's a self-serving move by FB but on those grounds alone one can be opposed to anything.)