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> Or they could, you know, offer smaller speeds or higher prices. And then one conglomerate who can afford to burn the money offers unlimited for less than oth
by bogantech 4y ago
> Or they could, you know, offer smaller speeds or higher prices.
And then one conglomerate who can afford to burn the money offers unlimited for less than other ISPs are offering metered connections, they all go broke/get acquired and people whinge that there's not enough choice when it comes to ISPs
- tarakat 4y agoThe conglomerate can do this even if the EU makes Netflix pay twice for bandwidth. And calling it unlimited vs. metered is deceptive. ISPs can (and do) offer lower bandwidths (usually called "unlimited") instead of metering.