Canadians are up in arms against a new Internet cap policy being suggested for implementation by the Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission (CRTC). Basically, rather than enjoying the benefits of downloading unlimited data via the Internet, users will now have to pay hefty fines if they cross their set data plans.
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Huge loss for those who don't know where else to spend their surplus $8 a month
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I feel bad for my friends and family up in the Great North. I know a few people who buy exclusively through digital download services like Steam and they will most likely have to watch how much they download or find another means to get their content. I think is is a pretty ridiculous move by the CRTC because in this day and age digital download has become the center of attention with stores like iTunes and Steam having HUGE shares of the market.
Won't this help software/film pirates doing this.
Coming soon in the US.
This is something that doesn't affect your average Google surfer, which is why sadly there isn't enough resistance to these type of internet data caps.
I hate set data plans... but even if u get the 'unlimited' one there is also some kind of catch - 'fair usage allowance'. Unlimited data plan is not exactly how the internet service providers see it. Overall it is the best option for heavy users anyway...