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I don’t think bundling other paid services counts. It’s only if the ISP treats the traffic to/from those paid services differently that you run afoul of net neu
by l33t7332273 3y ago
I don’t think bundling other paid services counts. It’s only if the ISP treats the traffic to/from those paid services differently that you run afoul of net neutrality.
- plussed_reader 3y agoThe term you're dancing around is zero-rating, and it is viewed unfavorably. https://dig.watch/topics/network-neutrality#:~:text=Zero%2Drating%20is%20similarly%20frowned,the%20principle%20of%20net%20neutrality https://dig.watch/topics/network-neutrality#:~:text=Zero%2Dr....
- snarfy 3y agoBut they do. Typically the bundled video services like Netflix or Apple don't count against your bandwidth usage.
- criddell 3y agoTMobile gives me free Netflix, but I use it on my television which uses my home internet. So even if they zero-rated that service, in my case it's irrelevant. Plus I think I have an unlimited* plan, so zero-rating something doesn't have much impact.