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Wow! That's a clever solution. I can see it only working when users don't know it exists. But when secret, I imagine this would be INCREDIBLY effective, as th
by ijidak 7y ago
Wow! That's a clever solution.
I can see it only working when users don't know it exists.
But when secret, I imagine this would be INCREDIBLY effective, as they'll blame the experience on the software, not their behavior.
- Fnoord 7y agoPlaying devil's advocate here (hey, it is hellbanning, right?) What if a user pays for the content directly? Indirectly, they pay via ads. And if applied to networking with say QoS it is suddenly net neutrality though
- codebje 7y agoNet neutrality doesn't apply to content providers differentiating service, because they're not common carriers.