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Why don't you consider T-Mobile's "Binge On" plan to be a violation of net neutrality? I recall it being something like: Netflix data is free, other data is $10
by rspeer 9y ago
Why don't you consider T-Mobile's "Binge On" plan to be a violation of net neutrality? I recall it being something like: Netflix data is free, other data is $10/GB.
It seems exactly the same as that widely-quoted Portuguese example, which also let you pay a data rate for sites that weren't in their special packages. This happened in the US because net neutrality was weak and never really applied to mobile carriers.
- acomjean 9y agomobile carriers were specifically excluded from net-neutrality rules.
- rspeer 9y agoI know. I'm pointing out that the Portuguese non-neutral mobile carrier is no different than our US non-neutral mobile carriers.
- ohyes 9y agoIt would be but wireless providers weren't covered under net neutrality, it only covered wired connections.