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Does this run counter to current net neutrality regulations? Or is this unrelated. Are there other legal remedies for either the subscriber or from Apple to th
by vmception 5y ago
Does this run counter to current net neutrality regulations? Or is this unrelated.
Are there other legal remedies for either the subscriber or from Apple to the ISPs?
- mcherm 5y agoNope - this doesn't violate net neutrality regulations in the US... because there aren't any! This article: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/12/where-net-neutrality-today-and-what-comes-next-2021-review https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/12/where-net-neutrality-t... talks about how many are hoping that in the near future we will establish some net neutrality regulations, but for now there really isn't anything (at the federal level. Some states have tried).
- vmception 5y agoSo this would not be legal to block in California?
- daenney 5y agoAs much as I don’t like this, I would suspect it’s fine. Disabling this feature is a built-in ability of iOS. It doesn’t depend on ISPs treating the traffic differently.
- thehappypm 5y agoNet neutrality doesn’t even apply to mobile networks.
- vmception 5y agookay, should it? because we can make that happen if enough of us agree