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NN will always be under constant threat. My own country had it all enshrined in law only to be overruled by Brussels. You're fighting against an entire industr
by Feniks 9y ago
NN will always be under constant threat. My own country had it all enshrined in law only to be overruled by Brussels.
You're fighting against an entire industry who will stop at nothing to expand profits.
- danetch 9y agoBrussel actually enforces nn.
- Zenka 9y agoThe EU enforces a less strict interpretation of NN. The Netherlands stricter law was therefore overruled with a softer version. This came to light when the ACM (The Dutch FCC if you will) fined T-Mobile for applying a zero rating on music streaming. T-Mobile argues in court they are allowed to do so by EU rule. The Judge agreed. https://www.wirelessweek.com/news/2017/04/t-mobile-netherlands-scores-zero-rating-win-court https://www.wirelessweek.com/news/2017/04/t-mobile-netherlan...
- tpxl 9y agoAs far as I know country law can be more strict than EU law, is that not so? In that case, the stricter law could not have been overruled with EU laws.
- pyvpx 9y ago"zero rating" is not conducive to neutral treatment of network traffic.