It's not a Network Neutrality violation. The discrimination is happening at one of the endpoints, not in the network.
We can argue whether this behaviour is a good thing or not, just as we can argue whether network non-neutrality is a good thing or not. But they are different things: it does not help to confuse them.
Comments
It's not a Network Neutrality violation. The discrimination is happening at one of the endpoints, not in the network.
We can argue whether this behaviour is a good thing or not, just as we can argue whether network non-neutrality is a good thing or not. But they are different things: it does not help to confuse them.
It's not per se, but I'm not sure it's so bad to include them. The author has posted some clarifications on this point precisely in a second post http://continuations.com/post/1405992624/clarifications-re-n...