Meanwhile, my government signed net neutrality into law back in 2014 after an official complaint by the local Internet Assoc. was sent to the Ministry of Communications about ISPs blocking/throttling VoIP and P2P traffic to the point of being unusable - way back in 2009. (the MoC is basically our equivalent of the US FCC)
This law forces any ISP to treat traffic in an equal manner.
there are only 3 situations where net neutrality is overridden:
1. An explicit written request by subscriber or group of subscribers to the ISP/MSP
2. Authorization by the Minister of Communications
3. Court order
All I'm gonna say this to Californians: Good Luck! (you're gonna need it)
Oh, and did I mention that we don't use data caps on home broadband connections?
Biting the hand that feeds IT
