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That is a misconception. It’s totally legitimate to provide QoS based on open protocols, or even for particular classes of traffic. Net neutrality comes into p
by matthewmacleod 9y ago
That is a misconception.
It’s totally legitimate to provide QoS based on open protocols, or even for particular classes of traffic. Net neutrality comes into play where providers start prioritising traffic based on the remote service provider.