we're f__'d: f'n repubs on fcc just repealed "net neutrality".... we're screwed!

[grease lightnin]

This is all about the ISPs getting their way on charging more for streaming content.

I don’t know what’s worse though, this or turn the internet into a govt regulated utility.

Net Neutrality has been a thing for a couple of years—anybody know of any drawbacks Net Neutrality has caused since it was passed in 2015?

[RudyRuetigger]

This is all about the ISPs getting their way on charging more for streaming content.

I don’t know what’s worse though, this or turn the internet into a govt regulated utility.

Net Neutrality has been a thing for a couple of years—anybody know of any drawbacks Net Neutrality has caused since it was passed in 2015?

know of any drawbacks in 2014??????

[Auto Donk]

know of any drawbacks in 2014??????

YES, isp's proposing to charge you out the ass for fast-lane access, or depending who they are, slowing down your speeds to certain sites they either 1. weren't getting paid by or 2. objected to, such as unseemly internet gambling sites, offshore gambling sites, porn sites, and whatever else they may limit you from viewing on whatever whim or policy they may espouse.... or charge you a hefty premium for access to same.....

[Auto Donk]

lol donk falling for MSM tricks

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that's no msm trick, that's akin to your bunghole after your isp is done with you....

[SportsMushroom]

Because the rules weren't needed in the first place. And removing them will likely save companies $$$$$ and limit the size of useless government oversite.

or they just want to own you, charge whatever they want, and block any content they want, without you having any recourse

how some people are ready to give up on their rights just because its party politics is beyond me

[Auto Donk]

or they just want to own you, charge whatever they want, and block any content they want, without you having any recourse

how some people are ready to give up on their rights just because its party politics is beyond me

amen, brother!!!

[grease lightnin]

or they just want to own you, charge whatever they want, and block any content they want, without you having any recourse

how some people are ready to give up on their rights just because its party politics is beyond me

It’s pretty crazy.

I’m not fully convinced it’s as bad as some say, but fukk.

These are the same fools who loved to call everyone sheep, and now their like,

”Baaaaaa”

[Auto Donk]

I don't give a fuk about any f'n sheep.....

but mess with my pussy..... well.... that won't be pretty.......

[grease lightnin]

[stevenash]

I’m not fully convinced it’s as bad as some say, but fukk.

You'll never know the difference.

Trust me on this.
Much ado about nothing.

[kyhawk]

netflix model is doomed. they use huge chunks of speed.

[Plaza23]

isp's proposing to charge you out the ass for fast-lane access,or depending who they are, slowing down your speeds to certain sites ...

ISPs already do this. What do you think the different plans they have mean? 10mbs, 25mbs, 100 mb..they already offer different speeds. And they also throttle your speed back if you go over data limits.

Nothing changed between 2012 and 2016. Nothing will change now that it went back to the way it was. I paid $20 a month to Comcast back in 2010 for internet. That price is still $20. I can still watch whatever i want on the internet just as I did in 2010, 2015, 2016, and today.

[shocka1212]

had to pass it to find out whats in it

they're treating this and the tax bill the same way... and thats the problem.

[Auto Donk]

my nephew always has to call up and bitch at his provider wheb they slow him down....

i hsvrent had any of those types of issues, but have heard horror stories from overseas internet users....

can you imagaine a f'n world where these don't bounce right due to poor speeds?????:

[bosigga]

ISPs already do this. What do you think the different plans they have mean? 10mbs, 25mbs, 100 mb..they already offer different speeds. And they also throttle your speed back if you go over data limits.

Nothing changed between 2012 and 2016. Nothing will change now that it went back to the way it was. I paid $20 a month to Comcast back in 2010 for internet. That price is still $20. I can still watch whatever i want on the internet just as I did in 2010, 2015, 2016, and today.

Did you ignore my post? Nothing changed because this net neutrality law in 2015 stopped proposed ideas that were floating around.

And judging by your post I don't think you understand what this is about.

[Auto Donk]

exactly, bos, now those 2015 ideas that were stopped dead in their tracks are back on the table.....

[TheMoneyShot]

netflix model is doomed. they use huge chunks of speed.

Correct. It does. In 2014, the C.E.O. of Netflix met with the C.E.O. of Comcast/Xfinity and also AT&T... some people don't realize it... but all 3 worked out a deal on the side. So, the Net Neutrality thing shouldn't become an issue for Netflix.

[grease lightnin]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BcuV3yID48Z/

[Auto Donk]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BcuV3yID48Z/

who said the brutha's are lazy????

i'm only up to six zetabytes of downloads so far.....

(f'n pricks probably already slowed my speed down without me knowin it)

[Ralphie Halves]

ISPs already do this. What do you think the different plans they have mean? 10mbs, 25mbs, 100 mb..they already offer different speeds. And they also throttle your speed back if you go over data limits.

Nothing changed between 2012 and 2016. Nothing will change now that it went back to the way it was. I paid $20 a month to Comcast back in 2010 for internet. That price is still $20. I can still watch whatever i want on the internet just as I did in 2010, 2015, 2016, and today.

Just saw this.

$20 for internet, that's crazy! Is that for 28K or 56K?

How many days does it take you to download an image?

[Auto Donk]

Just saw this.

$20 for internet, that's crazy! Is that for 28K or 56K?

How many days does it take you to download an image?

read the fine print.... it's for this:

[eswerve4]

Internet was working fine before 2015 so should be interesting to see how this changes things.. isps would be stupid to exploit their client base as this would open up competition