This one is even less credible than the Boston Globe article - FAKE NEWS.
The Portugal situation is a prime example. At least they used a translated
version that people in Portugal see, rather than the photoshopped version cited
by Rep. Ro Khanna. But they never mention that these are add on packages to the
neutral base ISP service that is capped at 100 MB/mo.
So what are we seeing here? These are add-on data packages that a customer
can buy in addition to their regular Internet access. Let’s take a look at a
couple of these. What if a customer of this ISP wants to access basic social
networking, such as Twitter or Facebook? Access to these sites is in the
“Social” package in the grid above, and it costs another 4.99 Euros per
month.
On Dec 11, 2017, at 1:55 AM, Monty Solomon <monty@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
What Will the End of Net Neutrality Do to America?
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/what-will-the-end-of-net-neutrality-do-to-america_us_5a2b5b00e4b0d7c3f26222e5
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