Neutrality is a fix for a monopoly. Monopolies won't get fixed because of the geographical scale and the politics involved. The UK 'unbundled' its internet abo

Neutrality is a fix for a monopoly. Monopolies won't get fixed because of the geographical scale and the politics involved. The UK 'unbundled' its internet about 15 years ago, where each (usually around 10 in urban areas) ISP has equal access to the line between a local exchange and the end user. They also buy bandwidth on the big pipes between the local exchanges and the internet, or lays their own pipes. It's the true fix, where neutrality is a realistic fix (that you might need either way).