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[magic1]

Just saw this on engadget. Maybe I totally misunderstood the article but it talked about verizon and metropcs filing lawsuit against the fcc for wanting to put forth new rules about Internet usage. Like I said, I may have missed the point but felt like it may be talking about tethering(which has been a big topic here lately).

 

[Fadelight]

The case has already been dismissed. The court ruling stated that Verizon's filing was premature and they had to wait until the bill had gone into effect before filing a suit.

This is about net neutrality. Its a bit different than what you are thinking it is. Interesting reading though... head to Google and check it out.

Court dismisses Verizon lawsuit against FCC net neutrality rules - Post Tech - The Washington Post

You realize this has nothing to do with rooting though, right?

 

[magic1]

Yeah, didn't think rooting was the issue but maybe tethering. Like I said, I probably misunderstood. Sometimes I'm a little slow on the uptake!

 

[Fadelight]

Yeah, didn't think rooting was the issue but maybe tethering. Like I said, I probably misunderstood. Sometimes I'm a little slow on the uptake!

Lol.

Net neutrality refers to the content, not the usage. It keeps the ISP from restricting websites and crap... it states that they are to provide unfiltered content.

This was a big issue a while back for all isp's and still hasn't died. They are trying their best to track computers that use torrents, which is against net neutrality laws.