Post number #62588, ID: a43144
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I don't fully believe it will die, plus other countries live with that sort of thing and they get by, you could also move :P
Post number #62655, ID: d24dfd
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Hopefully it gets stopped. Also yeah other. Countries get by, but their Internet sucks price wise. >you could also move Let me get right on that will all the money I don't have
Post number #62955, ID: 7e51a6
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>tfw your internet is riddled with ads from the isp what is it about net neutrality again?
Post number #62978, ID: 4cb822
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>>62955 This fucking thing has been bothering me ages ago. Net Neutrality has been depriving practically everywhere called "Not US."
It's not helping either that ISPs are ambivalent about Net Neutrality itself.
Post number #62994, ID: 0eba4d
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Even if you move, you probably can't access anything hosted in the USA
Post number #63038, ID: 4f5d8d
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>>62978 the EU protects net neutrality pretty neatly tbh
Post number #63049, ID: 4cb822
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>>63038 Haven't kept tabs on the EU, so I can't say about it personally, but there's no doubt that outside of the few countries aware of the issue, there isn't much place for Net Neutrality to trive.
FCC killing it doesn't help either.
Post number #63068, ID: b1b34e
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"But we want moar money"
Post number #63259, ID: f6587a
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If net neutrality dies in the us other countries will follow,sure the countries that dont have nn get by but we should fight so every place has nn.We cant let ourselfs live in a world with no nn.
Post number #63284, ID: 1634a7
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we have it over here, because we have many small and middle size ISP, no monopolies. but we have another problem of censorship and surveillance it also sucks
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