3 ms·
How does traffic shaping interact with net neutrality regulations?
by ivalm 3y ago
How does traffic shaping interact with net neutrality regulations?
- downWidOutaFite 3y agoThere are no net neutrality regulations. Republicans won that battle at the FCC.
- PuffinBlue 3y agoLike a neutrino interacting with regular matter, it would seem.
- CamperBob2 3y agoWhat net neutrality regulations? Yet another Trump triumph that I voted for Biden to fix, that he has shown absolutely no interest in fixing.
- knome 3y agoNet neutrality was removed under Ajit Pai's time leading the FCC. Did I miss some post-Pai restoration?
- exabrial 3y agoEasy. goto here: https://www.att.com/support https://www.att.com/support log in. cancel. tell them why. goto https://www.t-mobile.com https://www.t-mobile.com port your number and sign up. and you're done! You can't legislate good behavior. You can only hit them in the checkbook. Wireless fortunately doesn't have the cable providers do, where local governments have entrenched players into local monopolies. Switching away is the most powerful thing you can do.
- pnw 3y agoI’d be happy to switch to T Mobile if they could stop leaking their customers data.
- exabrial 3y agook, fair point.
- whatshisface 3y agoThis seems like a good idea if t-mobile doesn't have traffic shaping, but do they?
- dublinben 3y agoT-Mobile was one of the earliest violators of net-neutrality: https://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/publications/t-mobile-likely-violating-net-neutrality https://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/publications/t-mobile-likely-v...
- iSnow 3y ago>You can't legislate good behavior. Well, you absolutely can. It's just that the US voter regularly votes in politicians that do absolutely nothing to mandate at least fair behaviour.
- downWidOutaFite 3y agolol as if ATT is going to care if a tiny handful of techies switches because of this.
- Bud 3y ago[dead]
- mullingitover 3y agoWireless providers have never had the same net neutrality situation the landlines providers have.