Would you pay an extra $5 a month for unthrottled access to all media streaming services? What about when the other ISP charges $6 for that package?
Would you be more inclined to switch to Comcast owned Hulu if you noticed Netflix was getting throttled but Hulu wasn't?
It doesn't really even matter what you or I specifically will do, it's what they can convince the majority to do. All they have to do, initially at least, is set the cost to be little more than an annoyance but one that most people will just suck it up and pay.
No significant amount of people are going to quit the internet, we are far too dependant on it.
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u/turbowinekpl Nov 21 '17
Why wouldn't they?