This is true, but without a marketplace and somebody paying, how can we tell whether the QoS requests are legitimate? I mean, “yeah, my traffic is always real-t

This is true, but without a marketplace and somebody paying, how can we tell whether the QoS requests are legitimate? I mean, “yeah, my traffic is always real-time priority”. People just will cheat it... so Network Next is a way of doing this, while saying, OK, for the truly real-time traffic, applications are willing to sponsor it. Since it’s paid, it won’t be exploited.