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Lots of countries with NN regulations allow zero rating e.g. look at the EU.
by fat_pikachu 6y ago
Lots of countries with NN regulations allow zero rating e.g. look at the EU.
- unityByFreedom 6y agoThat's not a good thing
- fat_pikachu 6y agoThat's somewhat up for debate.
- unityByFreedom 6y agoEverything's up for debate provided you make a case for it.
- fat_pikachu 6y agoLet's rephrase it then. The topic of zero rating is a studied one where people have found advantages and disadvantages, which is why carve-outs were made for it in the first place.
- unityByFreedom 6y agoNo carve-outs were made for zero rating. Under Obama's FCC the practice was under investigation.
- fat_pikachu 6y ago> No carve-outs were made for zero rating. Carve outs were made in various countries with Net Neutrality. > Under Obama's FCC the practice was under investigation. Which just goes to show that the practice isn't explicitly banned and may exist even with Net Neutrality regulation.