Cord Cutters News: Netflix meet this week with U.S. regulators to talk the newly proposed net neutrality rules. Netflix opposes section of the rules that would allow ISPs to force companies like Netflix to pay more to ensure their content is delivered to consumers. Fears are arising that no longer will just paying for internet get you all the content on the web.
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Good thing I signed up at launch so people know I'm the real evilcackle
Huge loss for those who don't know where else to spend their surplus $8 a month
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Will a TikTok ban ever actually happen?
Websites are harvesting our data even before we
It sucks, but this is what happens when you have cell phone companies getting more control. Look at Cell phones for what internet will be soon. 200 bucks for bare minimum data, extremely slow upgrades to speed, and a country that is falling behind the rest of the world in tech because of greed.
They act like bandwith is such a massive issue, but there are two key things to look at to prove them wrong.
1 Comcast was complaining that it was Netflix's fault that movies couldn't be in HD, yet the very SECOND Netflix coughed up money quality went up.....Netflix didn't have time to set up more servers, and neither did Comcast, yet quality went back up.....hmmm....
2 Other countries (even some with WAY more people in an area) are getting speeds that are quadruple what we have and no data caps to go with it. Yet these connections cost a third of what it costs to get bare minimum here..... "Oh but it's not possible here." IT IS, these companies just won't allow it by "zoning" areas or pushing out companies like Google.