Should we penalize all internet users for the few who abuse their internet access? This is what we can fear after the recommendation of the National Digital Council (CNNum) in its roadmap on the environment and digital. One of the measures suggested is “to encourage plans with limited consumption, including for the fixed internet. Before the bronca aroused by this proposal, which closely followed that of the Senate wishing ban unlimited mobile plans, the CNNum wanted to make a point.
Clarification: our recommendation n7 on incentives for unlimited plans, including fixed rates, is causing a reaction.
The goal is to educate the few% of customers with unreasonable uses and to encourage services to be more sober, certainly not to penalize everyone! pic.twitter.com/QHmT8RAn6H
– cNNU (@CNNum) July 13, 2020
It probably starts with a good feeling, but how can we raise awareness a few% of clients »Having unreasonable use without penalizing all Internet users? We saw what it had done when the public authorities wanted to punish P2P followers: a real gas plant whose relevance can be questioned at the time of streaming (read: It is not the big night for opponents of Hadopi).
This proposal to put an end to unlimited fixed-line subscriptions is in any case very likely to be put in a dark drawer by the government. Sébastien Soriano, president of Arcep, the telecom gendarme, buried her in a simple and direct way ” NON In capital letters on Twitter. Difficult to be clearer.
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