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Google In Talks With Verizon on How to Discriminate Traffic..huh?

by Charles Harper
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Interesting...actions on Google's behalf:

Google accused of betraying internet golden rule in net neutrality row - Telegraph

The implications are quite staggering!

CT
#discriminate #google #talks #traffichuh #verizon
  • Profile picture of the author Owen Smith
    Google will always try to pusht he boundaries, they need to. I would much rather see Google as my search engine than facebook who hurdle and sell every little last bit of your information to anyone. At least google does not have a picture profile on which they can manipulate the users or sell off the users public information.

    Keep facebook out, keep google in. Or start your own search engine

    Regards
    Owen
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  • Profile picture of the author sbucciarel
    Banned
    Already a big thread on this

    http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...reactions.html
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  • Profile picture of the author seasoned
    FRANKLY, I have been AGAINST the advancement of these videos, etc... for over a DECADE! As I said so long ago, we DON'T have the infrastructure for it, and SOMETHING has to give. SOME might say WELL, it is FAR better than it was, and getting better. TRUE! The requirements can go up 1billion times in an INSTANT! The available resources can take years, or decades, to catch up. OK, things haven't increased 1 billion times, but they HAVE gone WELL into the thousands! MORE PEOPLE downloading MORE videos that are HIGHER resolution and MORE FPS and LONGER!

    So limiting access THERE to allow the other stuff to run at a decent rate is NOT a bad thing.

    Steve
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