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"but given the court ruling concerning the unprecedented and unacceptable fees demanded" Sounds like Meta threw its toys out of the pram because German courts
by alias_neo 2y ago
"but given the court ruling concerning the unprecedented and unacceptable fees demanded"
Sounds like Meta threw its toys out of the pram because German courts didn't bow to their demands. I'd love to hear more details on the "real" story, and not Meta's PR bullshit.
- stop50 2y agoI only have an german article: https://www.golem.de/news/kabel-nicht-gezogen-meta-muss-telekom-fuer-peering-bezahlen-2405-185159.html https://www.golem.de/news/kabel-nicht-gezogen-meta-muss-tele...
- alias_neo 2y agoThanks. The article sounds like Meta wanted 40% off, DT offered 16%, they couldn't agree. DT allowed the traffic to continue while it waited for an agreement to be made and Meta abused it, then said something along the lines of "well, they've been letting us send traffic for free so...", and the court told Meta to fuck off, because that wasn't the terms of the previous contract.