Net neutrality deals with the transmission, not the server or client, which is why openness and availability of operating systems has nothing to do with these r

Net neutrality deals with the transmission, not the server or client, which is why openness and availability of operating systems has nothing to do with these regulations. As to your second point, it is equally difficult to switch wireless providers (e.g. Comcast) as it is to switch wired providers (e.g. Verizon). Some would argue it's harder to switch wired providers since they are essentially government-endorsed monopolies, but then again many people cannot switch wireless providers due to 2-year contracts, work-provided plans, etc.