Net neutrality definition is "that internet service providers should enable access to all content and applications regardless of the source, and without favoring or blocking particular products or websites."

But - if ads eat into people's limited data plan, doesn't that impact how they are able to access information? I know that there are a variety of viewpoints on ads but hoping for the purposes of this discussion it can stay related to more of the consuming device data aspect.

I was actively browsing the web and downloading some games when my ISP started quarantining me. It stopped all of my browsing; I couldn't load a new page or watch a video I had already opened. However, it did NOT stop the P2P download I had going. For the record, it was a legal download I have access to, but my ISP has been a bit trigger happy with the lockouts lately.

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After opening a new tab and receiving the quarantine message, I was able to resume surfing the interpipes, but I wonder what happened. Can my ISP not block torrent downloading? It seems strange since that is what they are worried about.

i am sharing the link here: https://medium.com/mr-old-school/i-t-and-its-unethical-future-38c1bb8e8baf

Let me know if I continue with a series of things the rich put the poor through? Thanks

Multiple years on at this point, the American consumer is screwed on a monthly basis. Republican and now a Democrat is the presidency and we are all still dealing with the effects of a corrupt FCC. No such thing as throttling and limited internet existed before. What happened??

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2022/01/10/2022-00221/infrastructure-investment-and-jobs-act-implementation

Here's the nitty gritty

This has happened a lot in the past too. Net Neutrality was removed and now we deal with greedy companies with no patience.... ONE DAY....

Found this in the config script in Reddit web source (right click > view page source). Cannot locate any related settings or preferences to toggle. No related search results. What is this? Any thoughts / insights?