Yeah its illegal to offer plans based on throttling/prioritisation in the EU. > Under these rules, blocking, throttling and discrimination of internet traffic

Yeah its illegal to offer plans based on throttling/prioritisation in the EU. > Under these rules, blocking, throttling and discrimination of internet traffic by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) is not allowed in the EU. There are 3 exceptions: compliance with legal obligations; integrity of the network; congestion management in exceptional and temporary situations. > All traffic has to be treated equally. For example, there can be no prioritisation of traffic in the Internet access service. Equal treatment still allows reasonable day-to-day traffic management according to objectively justified technical requirements, which must be independent of the origin or destination of the traffic and of any commercial considerations. https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/open-internet https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/open-inter... For the time being the UK is still aligned with EU law on this but there's lobbying to make things more like the US: https://cei.org/blog/how-the-uk-can-reform-can-improve-internet-connectivity-for-consumers/ https://cei.org/blog/how-the-uk-can-reform-can-improve-inter...