EU net neutrality but is facing its most striking challenge. Millions of Internet users under the laws of the European Union are fighting for the very survival of net neutrality, and many do not even know. The Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications (BEREC) was charged to net neutrality laws for the whole of the EU and EU published its first net neutrality rules project that in turn be passed to members of the respective regulatory agencies states ... They did 't bode well for the average user of the internet. Thank you to excessive lobbying largest ISPs in Europe (ISPs) and telecommunications companies from the potential regulations are littered with gaps they are just hoping to hang out with. Now that BEREC opens the official period of open comments, it is time for the public to make their voice heard.
#SaveTheInternet leaving a comment pro EU net neutrality with BEREC
Fight for the Future (FFTF) has set up a website, savenetneutrality.eu, and a coordinated campaign which begins today. Companies around the world have put their websites to include a slow loading icon artfully designed after the flag of Europe. A similar initiative by FFTF to generate comments in the United States resulted in a temporary success, for now. The Ftff recently delivered 100,000 net neutrality complaints to the FCC asking them to investigate the zero rate.
Like Americans probably will soon gather to defeat more recent challenges to their rights to open internet evolved, the European Union is currently at a critical point in their endless battle
zero rating, VPN, torrents, Tor and P2P -. Net neutrality issues
Although net neutrality rules proposed are considered prohibit blatant commercial reasons for blocking or services or parts of the throttle band, the rules still allow for ISPs to engage in practices discriminatory. If we do nothing, the regulation of net neutrality in the EU will allow ISPs to throttle VPN, torrent and p2p traffic. ISPs will be specifically authorized to classify different types of traffic and discrimination against them in order to They would be allowed to use traffic management procedures (read: strangulation) "network management." To "avoid network congestion imminent," which really means every time they want.
Muddled but inherently malicious, incentives are there to keep ISPs in power and it makes sense that they exert . pressure to maintain that power it makes no sense that the world's Internet users would lay back and accept this injustice, however, the EU's new net neutrality rules are not even proscribe score zero. to instead, the zero rate will be treated case by case. other countries around the world, including India, have already begun to take action against the zero mark. with a zero rate allowed, Internet dependent companies not to choice but to become partners with ISPs to reach customers, which is the opposite of an open internet.
an open Internet is a difficult goal to achieve, but we must keep fireplace forward. We have until 18 July 2016 to vocally push back against BEREC. You must not be a EU citizen to comment publicly. In fact, Internet users around the world need to decide because there is no such thing as just "Internet in Europe," despite the activity of single censorship there. rules of net neutrality in Europe helps set the standard for an open Internet worldwide. Now is the time to fight for the future. Make your voice heard today!
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