> The important part is that T-Mobile is not one of the companies that want to destroy net neutrality. T-Mobile gets free press and gets to publicly swipe at A

> The important part is that T-Mobile is not one of the companies that want to destroy net neutrality. T-Mobile gets free press and gets to publicly swipe at AT&T and Verizon (the big gorillas in the mobile data space), but what they are doing is called "zero-rating" which isn't very different from violating the principles of Net Neutrality. The difference between data that is accessible versus partner data (NN) is that is gratis to access (zero-rating) isn't that much if you can barely afford your cell phone bill (which is about 50% of the US population if surveys about financial savings are to be believed).