Yes, i agree to you. the point here is not ISPs don't have rights to choose to throttle P2P ports, but is that they shall clarify their services before the flack of their network services. they have rights to choose and define their products, while our internet users have rights to know what we are using and consuming. right?
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Yes, i agree to you. the point here is not ISPs don't have rights to choose to throttle P2P ports, but is that they shall clarify their services before the flack of their network services. they have rights to choose and define their products, while our internet users have rights to know what we are using and consuming. right?