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Apple's objection isn't to paying for bandwidth, it's to fast lanes: "Paid fast lanes could replace today’s content-neutral transmission of internet traffic wi
by Veratyr 9y ago
Apple's objection isn't to paying for bandwidth, it's to fast lanes:
"Paid fast lanes could replace today’s content-neutral transmission of internet traffic with differential treatment of content based on an online provider’s ability or willingness to pay."
This isn't a "boo-hoo we don't want to pay any more" argument, it's a net neutrality argument.