> Wait, doesn't calling the Internet a utility mean all data will be metered by the MB from now on? Or does that not apply here? No, it does not mean metered I

> Wait, doesn't calling the Internet a utility mean all data will be metered by the MB from now on? Or does that not apply here? No, it does not mean metered Internet, which is already increasingly common in the US - though usually in the form of x GB for $y, with $z/GB overages. This has actually become incredibly common. There isn't a single ISP in my state that doesn't have data caps with metered Internet thereafter, or, in the case of my ISP, mandatory upgrades (though even then, the most expensive plan has a cap of 1TB.) > So what does it mean now that the government classifies all Internet under Title 2. What can we expect in terms of surveillance? Nothing changes.