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FCC to Vote to Restore Net Neutrality Rules, Reversing Trump

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Re: FCC to Vote to Restore Net Neutrality Rules, Reversing Trump

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Those are cosmetic things. Changes nothing. Despite the claims Internet is very neutral de facto in USA. Source: I work with a multitude of ISPs in ~50 countries world wide, in the areas of IP transit, mobile, cloud, voip, etc.

That's just not believable given that I have a few ip ranges that I get heavily throttled on when I don't connect through a VPN.

Re: FCC to Vote to Restore Net Neutrality Rules, Reversing Trump

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Those are cosmetic things. Changes nothing. Despite the claims Internet is very neutral de facto in USA. Source: I work with a multitude of ISPs in ~50 countries world wide, in the areas of IP transit, mobile, cloud, voip, etc.

Yes, our Internet could be worse, and I support laws that keep our public utilities from becoming worse.

Re: FCC to Vote to Restore Net Neutrality Rules, Reversing Trump

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Avoid syndicated content. Actual article: https://www.reuters.com/technology/fcc-vote-restore-net-neut... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39911972

Official release:

FCC to Vote on Restoring Net Neutrality

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39923231

Re: FCC to Vote to Restore Net Neutrality Rules, Reversing Trump

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post #4

Those are cosmetic things. Changes nothing. Despite the claims Internet is very neutral de facto in USA. Source: I work with a multitude of ISPs in ~50 countries world wide, in the areas of IP transit, mobile, cloud, voip, etc.

That's just not believable given that I have a few ip ranges that I get heavily throttled on when I don't connect through a VPN.

Post those ranges here. Post then to the NANOG mailing list. Name and shame ISPs.

Re: FCC to Vote to Restore Net Neutrality Rules, Reversing Trump

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Those are cosmetic things. Changes nothing. Despite the claims Internet is very neutral de facto in USA. Source: I work with a multitude of ISPs in ~50 countries world wide, in the areas of IP transit, mobile, cloud, voip, etc.

Internet is very neutral in the US because major states like NY and CA have legislated strict net neutrality laws, literally making it infeasible and risky for companies to violate it. You don't know whose traffic will pass from which state and which backbone so it will inevitably end up with you violating the laws of these states. How do we know? This is exactly what they say - they WERE going to violate it, but now its too risky with the fines...
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