I had the same question. They specifically talk just about video, so I'm not sure how they could limit anything over ssl/tls. Even if they ask google/netflix/e

I had the same question. They specifically talk just about video, so I'm not sure how they could limit anything over ssl/tls. Even if they ask google/netflix/etc to limit the quality for their ips, whitelisting the ones who paid are gonna be annoying or very complicated to let the content providers know. I remember some ISPs adding headers on HTTP requests to identity users across sites, but again that wouldn't work for encrypted sites.