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> Just imagine > The real question was how long Speculation is good but I was of looking of concrete examples of effects on an average end user. My not so

• 908B64B197 6y ago
  Better bandwidth, combined with remote work simply means that several communities will become viable for a lot of professionals that can arrange for partial work from home. Think beach houses, lake houses. Communities that would benefit from an influx of people. And less traffic in our cities. > concrete examples of effects on an average end user Makes it legal to throttle Netflix so much it'll be unusable. You'll have to add an extra X$ a month (on top of your Netflix subscription) to be able to use it.
  • dominotw 6y ago
    > Makes it legal to throttle Netflix This is more speculation though right? Is anyone actually doing this now? Can i say "hey Jackie your netflix won't be throttled anymore now that Ajit is gone" ?
    • 908B64B197 6y ago
      > This is more speculation though right? No. It does make it legal to do so. > Can i say "hey Jackie your netflix won't be throttled anymore now that Ajit is gone" ? You can't. It hadn't been throttled yet. You can tell her that it will be legally impossible for her ISP to do so.
      • noodlesUK 6y ago
        Mine is on mobile. T-mobile zero rates Netflix and throttles it down to 6 or 7 mbps. If I VPN I usually get 50-100 on 5g.
    • netizen-9748 6y ago
      Who needs throttling when you tell everyone that 3Mbps is 'enough'?