I truly despise Ajit Pai, he is perhaps one of the worst people Trump appointed even worse than Sessions.
Why did Obama listen to McConnell and appoint Pai to the FCC in the first place?
I truly despise Ajit Pai, he is perhaps one of the worst people Trump appointed even worse than Sessions.
Why did Obama listen to McConnell and appoint Pai to the FCC in the first place?
That was one of Obama's biggest mistakes.
Why did Obama listen to McConnell and appoint Pai to the FCC in the first place?
That was one of Obama's biggest mistakes.
He is a former Verizon corporate lawyer who specialized in pushing their lobbying efforts to remove net neutralityyou're not giving him enough credit. he's not a flunky he's just evil.
No. At the end of the day, you're still using your ISP's line even if you use a VPN. Your ISP is still the bottleneck. What VPN does it take the traffic from your computer, to the ISP, to the VPN, to the destination modified. and also vice versa.Anybody know if encrypted VPN would be able to get around this?
Anybody know if encrypted VPN would be able to get around this?
I imagine we will see a model similar to cell phones with locked bootloaders and isp specific firmware on the modem and router.No. At the end of the day, you're still using your ISP's line even if you use a VPN. Your ISP is still the bottleneck. What VPN does it take the traffic from your computer, to the ISP, to the VPN, to the destination modified. and also vice versa.
The ISP followed by the VPN service will determine how fast that data travels, but the ISP has first dibs and they will be able to place the restrictions on your line based on your account information before it reaches the VPN.
Edit: Well, I don't know actually. Maybe. I guess if could create a tunnel from the client to say netflix and disguise it the whole path from your ISP then yeah. But the reality is that any free solution to this will not be robust and will be slow or have some other catch which is basically resulting in the same result or you will be charged for "premium" service to use this effectively and, again, its like being charged extra for a service by the ISP so no difference.