Price gouging

@i○bas >traps

Im not saying that our DOJ and FCC and FTC refuse to litigate

I don't really care if we have NN or not

I think NN is the wrong prescription for our main issue with ISPs

which is speed and pricing

2015 it was implemented, if it was fine without before, it will more than likely be fine without again

yes

there are still violators of NN

Like TMo

started charging 10 dollars extra /mo for hd video on their Tmobile One plan (Unlimited)

and centurylink has a pricing and marketing campaign WHICH SANK HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS saying price lock guarantee and they predicted the future according to doomsday redditors, they have a competitive advantage if they keep this campaign

anyone who makes the move, empowers CL, why would a company commit economic-marketshare suicide

It worries me that the normies that are all over NN don't understand what it is

I talked with dozens of kids today about it

they are fucking hysterical airheads who lack critical thinking capacity

they were like muh pay for pornhub muh pay for instagram

AND I THINK THE SAME OF CERTAIN DISCORD USERS <:tipsfedora:383326576609329162>

Every term the FCC will change its opinion

and even with Wheeler they didnt do shit

things like this makes me hate the average man

"we have NN yaaaay lets lounge around for a few years instead of using the new legal power to do anything"

fucking cunts

will the big tech cos be forced to foot the bill

or will they defer it to their users

YouTube operates at a loss so does it matter

Netflix is obviously going to be $20/mo in 2 years because of all the money they are spending on TV and movies

Good boy, stopping those giant leggy things.

@Matthew i think the former thing you said is more likely

normies will just cancel their service and use their phone exclusively instead

since there won't be a point to paying for both anymore

ISPs know this, so they'll probably keep the fuckery to businesses competing with their cable service

just like they did before NN

remember: people like us who use the internet at their desktop/laptop all day and night, we're a tiny minority

eh people stream alot of netflix etc now

I think phone providers would start pushing mobile hotspot features harder to account for that

easy way to tack $10/mo or whatever extra on and sell to the consumer as cheaper than copper or fiber isp

i don't think so, my phone provider charged for tethering all through NN's existence

was only $5/mo so whatever

now they have BYOD finally, so i should probs cut that off my plan and just, yknow

build something with a second nic and bridge it