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• That... doesn't make sense. You seem to think the “free" market would magically fix everything, but I honestly don’t see how given what they’re ALREADY trying to do. Who's going to give you that freedom to choose your provider? Certainly not the pro…

  in Inside the net neutrality dispute, and why it's important to Apple users Comment by solvseus November 2014
• richard getz wrote: » When has government involvement EVER lowered prices or increased quality? Is that what the telecoms are doing? Because for every theoretical bump in "quality" most of us don't notice, how many cost increases have there bee…

  in Inside the net neutrality dispute, and why it's important to Apple users Comment by solvseus November 2014
• macky the macky wrote: » but anyway I have not forgotten the demo Apple did over a year ago that offered more life-like female voices for Siri... WTF ever happened to that!!? You have to get it under Settings, General, Accessibility, Speech, Vo…

  in Microsoft highlights lack of new Siri features to promote Cortana in new ad Comment by solvseus November 2014
• bugsnw wrote: » I love free markets and competition so when I hear parts of both sides, I get a little confused on which one has more virtues. But I don't want throttling and preference and interference. I don't trust government as far as burdenso…

  in Inside the net neutrality dispute, and why it's important to Apple users Comment by solvseus November 2014
• globalpix wrote: » Ah, more government control. Just what we need. Well, you basically have 2 choices. Let the gov "control" this or let the service providers. Who could charge whatever they want, speed up or throttle whoever they want, and ar…

  in Inside the net neutrality dispute, and why it's important to Apple users Comment by solvseus November 2014