I don't use Netflix (true), but if almost everybody else does (also true) then I and up paying more to subsidize them. Also there's only one reasonable option

I don't use Netflix (true), but if almost everybody else does (also true) then I and up paying more to subsidize them. Also there's only one reasonable option for internet in my neighborhood. Starlink or cellular would cost even more and for what? I'd still be subsidizing Netflix use. Splitting up Netflix doesn't help; if everybody falls asleep watching a plethora of streaming services instead of one, they're still wasting bandwidth. Similarly, splitting up ISPs doesn't solve the problem either. The real solution would be to charge everybody for what they actually use. Metered data, with the price fluctuating with demand. The way the electrical system works.