Another example is Wikipedia zero, with participating carriers not charging for Wikipedia use. Similarly there's Google's new Android One where software updates and some play store usage are free of data charges.
In the UK Three used to sell these bundles of data where you got YouTube and some others free or as extra bundles, it was all a bit weird and not very net neutral. In our market I don't really see the lack of net neutrality as an actual issue for consumers, but we do have fierce competition. I do think things would be very different in a world with neither net neutrality nor competition.
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Another example is Wikipedia zero, with participating carriers not charging for Wikipedia use. Similarly there's Google's new Android One where software updates and some play store usage are free of data charges.
In the UK Three used to sell these bundles of data where you got YouTube and some others free or as extra bundles, it was all a bit weird and not very net neutral. In our market I don't really see the lack of net neutrality as an actual issue for consumers, but we do have fierce competition. I do think things would be very different in a world with neither net neutrality nor competition.