I'm all for net neutrality, but 2 of the 3 things you listed were never going to be "protected" by net neutrality laws.
Which highlights the problem with what Net Neutrality morphed into - it became something that meant everything and anything - not just "dumb pipes" like it originated as.
Ask 3 different people what Net Neutrality means and you'll get 3 different answers. How do you legislate that and make everyone happy?
Which highlights the problem with what Net Neutrality morphed into - it became something that meant everything and anything - not just "dumb pipes" like it originated as.
Ask 3 different people what Net Neutrality means and you'll get 3 different answers. How do you legislate that and make everyone happy?