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And so it begins...

• mycall 6y ago
  As someone who uses AT&T mobile for my only internet, this is better than nothing.
• pstuart 6y ago
  But they promised they wouldn't do this! /s
  • _-david-_ 6y ago
    At the bottom of the article it seems to indicate they have upheld their promise > In July 2015, when AT&T bought DirecTV, the Wheeler FCC imposed a merger condition that barred AT&T from exempting its own online video services from home-Internet data caps. But the condition had a four-year time limit and expired in 2019, and the condition never applied to AT&T's mobile network.
• salmon30salmon 6y ago
  This isn't the beginning, T-Mobile was the first to really promote their zero-rating: https://www.theverge.com/2016/1/19/10794288/netflix-t-mobile-binge-on-net-neutrality-zero-rating https://www.theverge.com/2016/1/19/10794288/netflix-t-mobile... Let's not all pretend that this is something new simply because we don't like the side that is now doing it.
  • aaomidi 6y ago
    Tmobiles system was a lot more open but still fucked.
  • likeclockwork 6y ago
    "The side"? What are the sides here?
  • ulfw 6y ago
    It‘s different as T-Mobile doesn‘t OWN the content provider.