It's interesting that most non-technical people I know simultaneously support net neutrality because of intense campaigns for it, and support things that are against net neutrality like 0 rating because they benefit from it.
Many of them didn't realize the most common mode of breaking net neutrality could individually benefit them (even if it collectively hurts us all in the long term)
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It's interesting that most non-technical people I know simultaneously support net neutrality because of intense campaigns for it, and support things that are against net neutrality like 0 rating because they benefit from it.
Many of them didn't realize the most common mode of breaking net neutrality could individually benefit them (even if it collectively hurts us all in the long term)