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Net neutrality ending June 10 in the US


Morphine Prince

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Infinity Wave
21 minutes ago, LePetitMonstr said:

Basically internet companies will be able to do this:
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+ make certain websites slower if they choose to.

What's the point in paying, like, 29.95 like in this example if you cannot use the internet for anything? :selena:

I really hope this is not what it is gonna be like... I mean, ending Net Nuetrality is the stupidest thing ever if this is really how it is gonna be, but, I mean, I refus to believe it is :duck:

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Blake
4 minutes ago, Monster2015 said:

I haven’t seen anything official yet so I’m calling this fake. Senate forced a final vote until June 12 to keep net neutrality

 

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2018/05/09/politics/democrats-net-neutrality-vote/index.html?__twitter_impression=true

The OP is a legitimate source, sis. But keep trying. 

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Morphine Prince
4 minutes ago, Monster2015 said:

I haven’t seen anything official yet so I’m calling this fake. Senate forced a final vote until June 12 to keep net neutrality

 

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2018/05/09/politics/democrats-net-neutrality-vote/index.html?__twitter_impression=true

Reuters is literally saying the FCC said this. If the vote fails June 10 is still the expiration date for current net neutrality rules. 

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John Wayne

All joking aside, this truly is disasterous. Not only is this a step back for the US, but for freedom of speech as well.

America,fix your schieße.

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Monster2015
1 minute ago, Morphine Prince said:

Reuters is literally saying the FCC said this. If the vote fails June 10 is still the expiration date for current net neutrality rules. 

The dates where different so I wasn’t sure. I’ve never heard of Reuters but either way it sucks

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Morphine Prince
11 minutes ago, Monster2015 said:

The dates where different so I wasn’t sure. I’ve never heard of Reuters but either way it sucks

Reuters is a news agency that has existed since the 1800’s haha. It’s UK based and focus on international news. 

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42 minutes ago, Monster2015 said:

The dates where different so I wasn’t sure. I’ve never heard of Reuters but either way it sucks

News websites all over the world use Reuters for news articles globally. Similar to AP news in a way.

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SolidSnake
1 hour ago, HYPODERMIC0 said:

Is there a pro? :oprah:

Will it affect other countries too?

If you happen to be a large telecom company you could potentially make a lot of money from this, so I guess thats a pro if you happen to a Verizon board member or shareholder and No it wont affect other countries. 

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Economy

Question.... Would US sites be able to charge non-Americans also???

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Economy
10 hours ago, SolidSnake said:

If you happen to be a large telecom company you could potentially make a lot of money from this, so I guess thats a pro if you happen to a Verizon board member or shareholder and No it wont affect other countries. 

I mean many ppl may own shares in these companies and not even know. Say your RSP contributions etc

 

But if course any gain would be more than offset by higher cost to average joes since average joes only own small amounts of these shares

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