Net Neutrality! Everyone's views

Net neutrality is the current headline on every newspaper and news channels.
Gone are the days when food, clothing and shelter were the necessities of humans. Fast forward no one can imagine their life with out internet.

Recently Flipkart took a u turn by pulling out from Airtel Zero and supporting #NetNeutrality. Even AIB recently launched their video on YouTube supporting #NetNeutrality and #SaveTheInternet.

Share your views on this topic.
Sorry if this topic was debated earlier.

Originally posted by: FrozenSnow

Net neutrality is the current headline on every newspaper and news channels.
Gone are the days when food, clothing and shelter were the necessities of humans. Fast forward no one can imagine their life with out internet.

Recently Flipkart took a u turn by pulling out from Airtel Zero and supporting #NetNeutrality. Even AIB recently launched their video on YouTube supporting #NetNeutrality and #SaveTheInternet.

Share your views on this topic.
Sorry if this topic was debated earlier.

First of all, you can not regulate Internet, you just can't! What happens to openness and freedom of the Internet; one that drives innovation, investment, free speech, and consumer choice?

Good luck to these cable and phone companies and their allies in Congress who will do do everything they can to dismantle this win over net neutrality, damn lobbyist!

Only people with vested interests will be against net neutrality.

I was shocked that service providers were trying to attack Net Neutrality in India after the big failure they had in USA. They were sneaky and didn't give Indians time to react, but now the pressure is building and they are softening the stance.

All internet is created equal. Your ISP cannot slow down a site to get you to pay more.

Without Net Neutrality the internet would be worse thank 28.8K dial up. If you were two young to remember - lets just say you would rather gouge out your eyeballs with a sharp object than experience 28.8 k dial up internet.

Don't let greedy corporates unfairly take over the internet.