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Yes of course it always depends on which side are one on. If I'm the customer sure I don't want isp throttle my bits but If I'm the isp, I want the freedom to t
by matz1 8y ago
Yes of course it always depends on which side are one on. If I'm the customer sure I don't want isp throttle my bits but If I'm the isp, I want the freedom to throttle.
- notheguyouthink 8y agoYea, I wasn't disagreeing with your logic.. I guess I was saying that, it doesn't matter (not trying to be insulting lol). Ie, in a purely technical sense corporations shouldn't want any laws/regulations. But that's not really a relevant fact to anything, is it?