All I can think is : thank god I don't live in the US. The telco and cable market there sounds utterly horrible. Banning servers is normal practice? Those kind

All I can think is : thank god I don't live in the US. The telco and cable market there sounds utterly horrible. Banning servers is normal practice? Those kind of restriction were dropped over a decade ago in civilized countries with decent broadband. BTW, this is the second time Google has done a 180 on net neutrality. The first time was when it tried together with Verizon to redefine net neutrality with an exception for wireless networks.