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Originally Posted by fredr123
From Michael Geist: Rogers - "We're A Dumb Pipe"
Rogers admits to traffic shaping on the one hand (that is, discriminating upload/download speeds based on the content or kind of packets on its network) but then claims that it can't do the same to enforce potential Canadian content rules. |
That's a flawed argument by Mr Geist.
It is (relatively) easy to tell the type of traffic for shaping purposes.
It is like looking at a highway and being able to tell the difference between makes of cars (and enforcing a specific speed limit for different models).
Now you are trying to charge a toll based on the nationality of the passengers.
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