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Re:FCC Releases Net Neutrality Killing Order, Hopes You're T... by philliphaydon on Thursday November 23, 2017 @08:23PM (#15768901)
How is the UK considered good? (Serious question)
Re:FCC Releases Net Neutrality Killing Order, Hopes You're T... by ionised on Friday November 24, 2017 @06:29AM (#15770553)
It's not perfect, but I (in the UK) have the choice of around 10 ISPs where I am right now, and two of those use totally separate infrastructure from the others.

I'm on 200Gbps with no data cap for £45. Seems overwhelmingly better that what the US customer has right now.

Re:FCC Releases Net Neutrality Killing Order, Hopes You're T... by Avernar on Friday November 24, 2017 @11:24AM (#15771593)
> 200Gbps

I take it you meant 200Mbps. Otherwiae you have better home internet than everyone in the world and not juat the US.

Re:FCC Releases Net Neutrality Killing Order, Hopes You're T... by ionised on Friday November 24, 2017 @11:40AM (#15771683)
Yes, sorry I did.

200Gbps would be quite a feat haha.

It is too late to edit now.

Re:FCC Releases Net Neutrality Killing Order, Hopes You're T... by himom on Thursday November 23, 2017 @08:38PM (#15768953)
It depends. Mobile data is far, far cheaper in the UK and France. I can’t speak for cable/DSL internet pricing but wouldn’t doubt that it’s also a better deal. Australia has insane internet pricing.
Re:FCC Releases Net Neutrality Killing Order, Hopes You're T... by SpikeDad on Thursday November 23, 2017 @09:40PM (#15769129)
I think the point was the zeal that the UK government has in blocking and controlling website access. I'm sure we'll see that here as well - Comcast and Verizon will be glad to block whatever the Trump administration wants in return for even less regulatory oversight (as if it could get any less).