Lakshmi.Jaerik said:
If they decide to go that route (and they are, that's why Comcast sued and won the ability to do so), "getting around it" will be about as easy as "getting around" television channel packages. There's nothing to "get around" if you need the service to try and get around the service to begin with.
It's a huge problem. Net neutrality is vitally important to how the internet works. Congress has a number of bills sitting in committee to enforce net neutrality and not allow ISPs to move to this limited access pricing structure, but so far Republicans are objecting, saying private companies should be allowed to do whatever they want without regulation.
There are ways around it, My uncle knows how to steal premium channels with only basic service hooked up, granted you never want a cable repair man to come out and inspect your line, I had one of the things in my room that is used, and the *** dude started interrogating me about it, like serious "Why exactly do you have this??? You are NOT to use these. He said something about writing a report and if they find it again something or other"
I didn't even use it, it was just laying down there with all the cable related stuff I have in my room when he came to re-run the lines because they had gone bad or something over time.
IN BOLD: Oh, and of course they are.. Does that honestly surprise you? Lol.