I don't think that we need a blanket ban on zero rating but when ISPs zero rate their own apps and when zero rating programs are anti-competitive, consumers are being harmed.
Mike Doyle: “I don't think that we need a blanket ban on zero rating but when ISPs zero rate their own apps and when zero rating…”
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Doyle expresses concern over zero rating practices by ISPs that may harm consumers.
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