Yes I'm sure it's all due to competition and not the EU's 2015 law that explicitly requires net neutrality (Net Neutrality Regulation 2015).
> In the EU there are similar offers for "enhanced" access, but its not speeding up/slowing down apps, but giving "free" access, as in not counting to your data cap.
They do that because speeding up/slowing down apps is illegal and they are using loopholes in the law to get around that.
> In the EU there are similar offers for "enhanced" access, but its not speeding up/slowing down apps, but giving "free" access, as in not counting to your data cap.
They do that because speeding up/slowing down apps is illegal and they are using loopholes in the law to get around that.