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Are you willing to drop AT&T and Verizon, regardless of the cost? That also means dropping the MVNO's who just resell AT&T and Verizon's capacity at a lower pri
by sounds 10y ago
Are you willing to drop AT&T and Verizon, regardless of the cost? That also means dropping the MVNO's who just resell AT&T and Verizon's capacity at a lower price.
You may have to build your own last mile internet infrastructure. (See comments below about mesh networking)
I assume T-Mobile will join in on this zero-rating of data, based on their "all you can eat" promotion. You may not be able to use a cell phone in the US.
Boycotts do get the attention of the company, but it's going to take a long time and a lot of hard, hard work.
- intended 10y agoIt's not just America - in India, we've recently fought this battle with Facebook (which magically doesn't push for zero rating in America.) and telcos. It's hard and they are coming for round 2 and round 3. But it must be fought. The fact that America fought for it under wheeler and the previous administration was at the very least an example to point out the hypocrisy of Facebook, and an example of the country which created the internet valuing net neutrality. Maybe/perhaps Coders/computer scientists/computer engineers need a body to govern ethics, and that body needs to make the moral and clear call on net neutrality.