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That could work on the "slow" option. The thing is that they will make money by forcing you to pay for what you want to see (not by forcing you to pay in their
by HugoDaniel 9y ago
That could work on the "slow" option. The thing is that they will make money by forcing you to pay for what you want to see (not by forcing you to pay in their "everything" package).
Say you buy their "netflix" package. Then you won't even be able to turn on your VPN because you will only be allowed to watch netflix.
Now here is the deal: this kind of business model they are forcing does not work on the current switching model of the internet (but does on the phone/tv), because you can circumvent it down on the stack. Either by setting up a fake netflix server and/or forcing the routing table on your own machine, or some other kind of weird tunneling/workaround with packets to a supposed netflix server. Net neutrality is a hoax.
- droidist2 9y agoBut doesn't the ISP know what the Netflix servers' IP addresses are? How could you fake a Netflix server?