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But who is going to determine what gets which priority at what price? The only one who can is the ISP and I don't trust them.
by dtech 9y ago
But who is going to determine what gets which priority at what price? The only one who can is the ISP and I don't trust them.
- Nokinside 9y agoCustomer determines by requesting QoS for connection. ISP sells service with fixed price that states what kind of QoS requests it can fulfill. Net neutrality prevents the ISP from setting them on their own.
- drvdevd 9y agoIf any positive effect will come from the rollback of net neutrality, it's that more people in the US may realize that ISPs are generally adverserial. They have been for a while.