4 ms·...which they're now allowed to do, without net neutrality.by _bxg1 8y ago...which they're now allowed to do, without net neutrality.sn0v 8y agoEven with net neutrality, they were allowed to do so. In fact, they were mandated to provide an even footing for all websites.Doxin 8y agoThe point being that without net neutrality they can fudge the speed tests by prioritising that bandwidth, and excluding it from throttling.