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> "This is about consumers not getting what they paid for from their broadband provider" If I pay for a 100Mbit/sec connection from my ISP why doesn't NetFlix
by jsz0 12y ago
> "This is about consumers not getting what they paid for from their broadband provider"
If I pay for a 100Mbit/sec connection from my ISP why doesn't NetFlix send me 100Mbit/sec of data? They choose to limit my speeds (via streaming) and do not offer any options to download or pre-cache video content I plan to watch. Is this a violation of network neutrality? If I ask NetFlix for 4GB of data why are they allowed to limit the speeds?
- emgeee 12y agoAFAIK no where in your Netflix terms of use is Netflix obligated to give you content at a specific speed or amount. They are obligated to stream you movies, not stream you movies at 100mb/sec. This is in stark contrast to ISPs who advertise 100Mbit/sec down.