samer wroteAs far as I know, net neutrality is already being violated in Lebanon. One example of this is the "whatsapp package" provided by the phone operators where you can only access Whatsapp using your data bundle. Another one is how various ISPs throttle torrents.
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I want to add that NN rules in USA can affect everyone, technically. I mean if you access something in USA, that happens to pass by some greedy ISP lines (Like AT&T), wouldn't they charge the requester ISP, and the bills get passed along until it reaches Ogero, and eventually us? That's the way I see it.
I doubt they can implement it in a way where the Lebanese ISP would be like "hey server that I have no control over, this packet is going to Lebanon, so if it passes through some greedy USA ISP , please tell them not to charge it more... kthxbai" (A bit comical but not to offend anyone, it's a bit easier to explain this way)