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Verizon is throttling data and shaking down fire departments amid the California wildfires

In a lawsuit filed by 22 California state attorney generals yesterday, Verizon has been accused of throttling — or intentionally slowing the speed of an Internet service to — a California fire department’s data during the state’s ongoing wildfire crisis.

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thorstein2071d ago

Well, too bad there isn't a policy. Something that would make a neutral network. Some thing that would prevent corporations from throttling data. Some policy that would make the internet equal amongst all comers.

If only... we could call it something alliterative like Neutral Net or Net Neutral... if only someone had thought of this sooner...

Cobra9512071d ago

Wasn't California supposed to enact its own net-neutrality legislation?

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slate912070d ago

I thought internet and cell providers were already throttling internet speeds way before cnn told us to care about net neutrality? 🤔

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MazeRunner2070d ago

some states have laws that punished these companies for throttling. hope verizon pays for this.

SunnyZ2067d ago

Just change ISP provider.
Oh wait, there is no other ISP available, you mean they have formed a monopoly?

Oh well say it ain't so!

RIP American Internet.

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CES 2024: New cars, concepts, and other automotive tech at the show

Highlights from the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show included Sony and Honda's Afeela, ChatGPT, and more.

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PS5 gaming to become much more alluring

The Sony PS5 is closing in on some cool enough latest features along with a quite significant UK price reduction.

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Sony's Project Q vs. Nintendo Switch - how do they compare?

Choosing between Sony's Project Q and the Nintendo Switch depends on individual needs and preferences. But right now, it's too early to call.

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