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He was referring to the throttling of your connection because of what you're downloading. Net neutrality shouldn't allow ISP's to do that. Not to mention that t
by nextparadigms 15y ago
He was referring to the throttling of your connection because of what you're downloading. Net neutrality shouldn't allow ISP's to do that. Not to mention that this isn't a new law. It's "voluntary", which means it can't bypass net neutrality, yet that's what they might try to do.