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No, we're not expecting the consumer to pay for the upload bandwidth. We're working with ISPs to not charge consumer for Peer5's upload traffic.
by shacharz 10y ago
No, we're not expecting the consumer to pay for the upload bandwidth. We're working with ISPs to not charge consumer for Peer5's upload traffic.
- snug 10y agoSo you're against, net neutrality? All traffic should be treated equally, no one, or company should be able to have a "free lane" as you're suggesting. Cool concept, but I agree with the rest of the criticism here.
- sudosteph 10y agoHow does that work? ISPs will charge for other traffic but not yours? Isn't that the definition of anti-net neutrality?
- camus2 10y ago> No, we're not expecting the consumer to pay for the upload bandwidth. We're working with ISPs to not charge consumer for Peer5's upload traffic. A bit hard to believe. Do you have any agreements with ISP already?