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After the Internet in Colombia Is Bad Enough, the Constitutional Court Decided to Regulate It
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In Colombia there are plenty of cell phones, data is missing and now they even regulate the digital yap. A lot of connectivity, little inclusion. And the people? Without the internet The article After the internet in Colombia is bad, the Constitutional Court decided to regulate it was originally published in Las2orillas. Copyrights Las2orillas.co
Zero rating is a commercial practice whereby some applications or services do not consume data from the plan contracted by the user. Recently, the Constitutional Court declared unenforceable the rule that allowed mobile operators to decide which applications to offer at no cost within the data plans. One of the central arguments of the Court was the defense of the principle of net neutrality, which states that all internet traffic should be trea…
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