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Not really. The US had numerous schemes like this under "net neutrality" (it wasn't). Same for Europe, which was often touted as a net neutrality success story
by 0xy 6y ago
Not really. The US had numerous schemes like this under "net neutrality" (it wasn't).
Same for Europe, which was often touted as a net neutrality success story. This kind of scheme is extremely popular all across Europe.
- flingo 6y agoThis confused the heck out of me when zero-rating was being made out to be the greatest evil, and that the US should be more like the EU. But, at the same time, half of the mobile phone ads I saw had zero-rating a specific service (facebook, usually) as the main selling point. e.g. "Top-up €20/month, get unlimited facebook access."