> "Zero-rating [...] Customers loved it" Which is also disingeneous because it's obviously a rhetorical trick to get uninformed customers to form an opinion.

> "Zero-rating [...] Customers loved it" Which is also disingeneous because it's obviously a rhetorical trick to get uninformed customers to form an opinion. If customers correctly compared the zero-rating offer with a hypothetical package at the same price with ten times the traffic included, but not limited to a bunch of selected services, I very much doubt that many people would still prefer the zero rating. The suggestion that the ISP is giving you traffic for free is simply a lie to get people on their side.