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Serious Net Neutrality Ending
Submitted by Korriban, 22-04-2018, 04:05 AM, Thread ID: 85602
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22-04-2018, 04:05 AM
#1 To inform some people that may not already know this. But Net Neutrality will be ending in 2 days. Starting Monday April 23rd, 2018 Net Neutrality will no longer exist. And your ISP will have free rain on what you can or can't access.
RE: Net Neutrality Ending 22-04-2018, 04:12 AM #2 this entire subject was hella strange not to sure how i felt about NN
22-04-2018, 04:12 AM
#2 this entire subject was hella strange not to sure how i felt about NN
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RE: Net Neutrality Ending 22-04-2018, 05:52 AM #4 Well, I'm hoping my ISP don't start charging for random shit. ![[Image: 7ElFux.gif]](https://starfola.com/u/7ElFux.gif)
22-04-2018, 05:52 AM
#4 Well, I'm hoping my ISP don't start charging for random shit.
RE: Net Neutrality Ending 22-04-2018, 02:01 PM #5 Well fuck time for a bombing on the FDC no literally, I have a strong feeling that someone will take a hit for the team and bomb the FDC headquarters its the internet and there's a lot of crazy fucked up people that would do that.
22-04-2018, 02:01 PM
#5 Well fuck time for a bombing on the FDC no literally, I have a strong feeling that someone will take a hit for the team and bomb the FDC headquarters its the internet and there's a lot of crazy fucked up people that would do that.
RE: Net Neutrality Ending 22-04-2018, 02:09 PM #6 ISPs won't become absolute dickheads, that's for sure. The ISP market isn't that small so if a really popular one decides to become shitty, people will just change to a decent one. If they all become shit there will be a huge opening for an ISP that won't be terrible resulting in customers changing ISPs which will just end up in the ones that turn bad to start losing their income. ![[Image: cL3v.gif]](https://b.catgirlsare.sexy/cL3v.gif)
22-04-2018, 02:09 PM
#6 ISPs won't become absolute dickheads, that's for sure. The ISP market isn't that small so if a really popular one decides to become shitty, people will just change to a decent one. If they all become shit there will be a huge opening for an ISP that won't be terrible resulting in customers changing ISPs which will just end up in the ones that turn bad to start losing their income.
RE: Net Neutrality Ending 22-04-2018, 02:24 PM #7 It sucks that NN is dying in the US, you won't instantly notice any changes since they'll wait a bit and lull everyone into a false sense of security, and after a while they very slowly start integrating things like paying for fast lanes, but on an insanely micro scale at first, and just slowly ramp it up over time so everyone gets more and more used to it.
22-04-2018, 02:24 PM
#7 It sucks that NN is dying in the US, you won't instantly notice any changes since they'll wait a bit and lull everyone into a false sense of security, and after a while they very slowly start integrating things like paying for fast lanes, but on an insanely micro scale at first, and just slowly ramp it up over time so everyone gets more and more used to it.
RE: Net Neutrality Ending 22-04-2018, 02:27 PM #8 22-04-2018, 02:24 PMAki Wrote: It sucks that NN is dying in the US, you won't instantly notice any changes since they'll wait a bit and lull everyone into a false sense of security, and after a while they very slowly start integrating things like paying for fast lanes, but on an insanely micro scale at first, and just slowly ramp it up over time so everyone gets more and more used to it.
The thing is customers will leave ISPs for that shit. New ISPs will establish without these restrictions and they'll be making more money then the money hungry fucks so if ISPs want to keep their customers they won't fuck them over.
22-04-2018, 02:27 PM
#8 22-04-2018, 02:24 PMAki Wrote: It sucks that NN is dying in the US, you won't instantly notice any changes since they'll wait a bit and lull everyone into a false sense of security, and after a while they very slowly start integrating things like paying for fast lanes, but on an insanely micro scale at first, and just slowly ramp it up over time so everyone gets more and more used to it.
The thing is customers will leave ISPs for that shit. New ISPs will establish without these restrictions and they'll be making more money then the money hungry fucks so if ISPs want to keep their customers they won't fuck them over.
RE: Net Neutrality Ending 22-04-2018, 02:43 PM #9 Is this for any type of country or just US? I havent'seen anything like this in Europe
22-04-2018, 02:43 PM
#9 Is this for any type of country or just US? I havent'seen anything like this in Europe
RE: Net Neutrality Ending 22-04-2018, 04:05 AMDeathReaper Wrote: To inform some people that may not already know this. But Net Neutrality will be ending in 2 days. Starting Monday April 23rd, 2018 Net Neutrality will no longer exist. And your ISP will have free rain on what you can or can't access.
Time flies, like fuck! That happened fast!
But I'm ready, got 2 VPS setup 1 out of country 1 in, got a NordVPN account as a backup VPN and got ProtonVPN as a secondary backup.
Net Neutrality aint gunna affect me, I guess I should setup my DDWRT router though for the rest of my family. I wonder what bullshit my ISP has planned, are they legally obligated to inform you of the changes that they make?
22-04-2018, 02:27 PMGantai Wrote: The thing is customers will leave ISPs for that shit. New ISPs will establish without these restrictions and they'll be making more money then the money hungry fucks so if ISPs want to keep their customers they won't fuck them over.
Where quite a few people live there is only the option for one ISP, and there aren't too many new startup ISPs out there right now.
Like for me I'm pretty sure my only option is AT&T
22-04-2018, 04:05 AMDeathReaper Wrote: To inform some people that may not already know this. But Net Neutrality will be ending in 2 days. Starting Monday April 23rd, 2018 Net Neutrality will no longer exist. And your ISP will have free rain on what you can or can't access.
Time flies, like fuck! That happened fast!
But I'm ready, got 2 VPS setup 1 out of country 1 in, got a NordVPN account as a backup VPN and got ProtonVPN as a secondary backup.
Net Neutrality aint gunna affect me, I guess I should setup my DDWRT router though for the rest of my family. I wonder what bullshit my ISP has planned, are they legally obligated to inform you of the changes that they make?
22-04-2018, 02:27 PMGantai Wrote: The thing is customers will leave ISPs for that shit. New ISPs will establish without these restrictions and they'll be making more money then the money hungry fucks so if ISPs want to keep their customers they won't fuck them over.
Where quite a few people live there is only the option for one ISP, and there aren't too many new startup ISPs out there right now.
Like for me I'm pretty sure my only option is AT&T