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I feel like this is more of a game to those people who hold a seat in office. One side said, let's get in a fight, so I can make you look good by you suing me.
You are paying the ISP for "shared" consumer internet access line, you do not have a dedicated internet service. Businesses pay for dedicated service and they cost hundreds and even thousands a month for guaranteed no filtering internet service. Next time you go to your office, go ask your IT dept head how much do they pay a month for internet. Most workplaces only have 300-500Mb/s business lines NOT 1Gb/s. High speed business lines are VERY expensive.
So get that straight, it's a shared tiered internet service with avg advertised speeds with no guarantees.
Content providers are paying a rate for higher packet prioritization if their service uses higher bandwidth and utilization than other services. Netflix, video conference, peer-peer file sharing are very in high network utilization.
If a content provider saturates a network, it has to be capped so that other content won't be delayed. If netflix is capped it will likely have delays and buffering due to network caps.
You do not have un-capped 1000Gb of internet bandwidth. You are paying for 1000Gb of service to the ISP not to the Internet. They are delivering shared internet service to you.
If you have a problem with that, go get yourself a business line. People with no technology experience should not be commenting on technical issues.
Why are you telling me something I already know? I make my living in building sites on the internet. Your argument does not negate the point I made.
People like you with zero technical knowledge should not be even allowed to comment on a technical issue.
This is just like how many inept IT depts that hires IT consultants like me to tell them that their clueless non-technical managers do not understand their own work.
You have zero clues what the real issue of this case is all about, it shouldn't even make it to front page.
The main reason is that MSM today is digital, it used to be all paper and analog but all mass media are owned by the internet companies today and they do not want the government to tell them what to do.
People like you who are brainwashed by the media, should just stay out and mind matters that you do understand. None of these laws affects you. Why haven't people complain how the AT&T, Verizon, Tmobile, etc can continue to charge people hundreds a month for service while their costs are much lower than hard wire line internet service.
I gave Reps.
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Why are you telling me something I already know? I make my living in building sites on the internet. Your argument does not negate the point I made.
Sure, it does impact people who build content even with N-N rules, the ISPs still dictate a lot that goes on their pipes.
Sure, if this means anything. Making spammers and robot callers pay for all this hoax calls is a good thing. With net-neutrality laws in place, it prevents ISPs from filtering services that are deemed malicious.
People don't realize that so much crap on the internet today is attributed to the ISPs being too laxed with content providers.
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