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How do bandwidth costs run counter to net neutrality? (Unless you are talking about certain types of traffic not counting against the caps)
by cortesoft 3y ago
How do bandwidth costs run counter to net neutrality? (Unless you are talking about certain types of traffic not counting against the caps)
- musha68k 3y agoZero-rating = skewing whole internet playing field, not just stifling small creators; subtly - or not so subtly - influences user behaviour, leading to a constrained experience. Users might feel financially pressured to use certain services, missing out on potentially superior or more diverse options, which goes against the original ethos of the open internet.
- cortesoft 3y agoOk, so yeah you are talking about some data not counting against the cap. I agree, that violates net neutrality. A pure cap that counts all traffic the same wouldn’t be, though.