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> The more likely interpretation of their data is that "in countries with shitty internet, providers tend to offer a lot of zero-rating offers". I agree. They
by Reason077 8y ago
> The more likely interpretation of their data is that "in countries with shitty internet, providers tend to offer a lot of zero-rating offers".
I agree. They even seem to admit it's a pretty suspect analysis:
"However, since zero-rating offers are now prevalent in almost all EU countries this analysis cannot be extended into the future."
- tapland 8y agoIt's been slow but Telia (first proper zero rating court case in the EU afaik) lost in the national courts in September, with the courts referring to EU regulation from 2015.