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If I have to pay more to access one service than another, that's against the idea of net neutrality(making services equitably easy to access). I don't understa
by Xelynega 3y ago
If I have to pay more to access one service than another, that's against the idea of net neutrality(making services equitably easy to access).
I don't understand how net neutrality applies in the opposite case though. If the hosting party is paying relative to their usage, how does that have anything to do with my access as an end user?
- zeroCalories 3y agoI'm suggesting that users pay for data by the byte, similar to how users pay for mobile data in most countries. I don't see how that violates nn.