...but then T-Mobile customers are stuck with 480p video unless they want to pay for an actually reasonable amount of bandwidth. On top of that, anyone hosting

...but then T-Mobile customers are stuck with 480p video unless they want to pay for an actually reasonable amount of bandwidth. On top of that, anyone hosting content who wants to be zero-rated has to make 480p copies of all their video, which may be common practice, but certainly isn't free. And what about content that isn't video on the first place? There are plenty of mobile games that require several gigabytes of download. No matter what it is for, zero-reading creates an artificial scarcity.