Net neutrality – Internet without any limits
What net neutrality means, how content is delivered with and without it, and why your ISP should not control what you do online.
The infographic below shows Internet delivery and access of content with and without net neutrality. With net neutrality, it should be free to access all content and applications equally, regardless of the source. In other words, net neutrality is the principle that the company that connects you to the internet does not get to control what you do on the Internet. Some ISPs restrict using some websites or they may redirect to another website or they can also control speed of your Internet based on the website you visit or services you use. This practice needs to stop and the Internet should be delivered by ISPs without any manipulation.
Today with multiple content providers providing caching and peering services, ISPs are deliberately shaping traffic according to the cost of their uplinks to different services and this is resulting in poor experiences for end-users. Providing better low latency content with peering is a good practice but shaping traffic according to the destination is a practice which ISPs need to stop in order to deliver better broadband experiences for their subscribers.
Jaze ISP Manager enables ISPs to provide seamless Internet connectivity integrating with broadband and peering services with specific plan policies and managing by providing Quality Internet to subscribers.
