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Besides India, Zero-rating has recently began being abused by mobile providers in the EU as a workaround to net neutrality laws. Apparently the 2015 law left a

Besides India, Zero-rating has recently began being abused by mobile providers in the EU as a workaround to net neutrality laws. Apparently the 2015 law left a gray area and many mobile data plans now include a number of zero-rated websites.

jakecopp 9y ago
This also happens in Australia.
- opportune 9y ago
  To an extent, it does in the US as well (T-mobile zero-rates Netflix, Youtube, HBO, etc.)
  - eli 9y ago
    I don't think they offer those plans any more.
dogma1138 9y ago
It didn’t leave a gray area if you pay extra you can avoid data caps on specific services e.g Spotify I don’t see how this has an impact on net neutrality.