Amir, can you explain what this means? I know, I know, I'm reading the words... but I cannot make sense of it:
On November 22, 2017 at 00:33, amirm said...
AT&T is trying to bundle DirecTV streaming for data-free on their wireless service.
What is "streaming for data-free"? The want to bundle DirecTV streaming... AS data? And free? On their wireless service, so they want to stream only to phones? Sorry, I just don't get it.
So they are the ones asking for such de-regulation and benefit immediately.
It's been said that the deregulation allows carriers to charge different rates for different sites. How does this benefit AT&T, since customers would likely reject being asked to pay more?
Here's another FLASH announcement. The scoop, as Lois Lane would have said:
The FCC just announced its plan to slash net neutrality rules, allowing ISPs like Verizon to block apps, slow websites, and charge fees to control what you see & do online. They vote December 14th. But if Congress gets enough calls, *they* can stop the FCC.
So... let's say AT&T really wants this. Does that mean that this description of the situation is wrong?
