Gingerbread is officially dead as it loses Google Play Services support

You don't have a clue what Net Neutrality is, do you?
Look, I'll break it down. Net Neutrality means that a kb of data browsing android central must be treated the same as a kb of data streaming a cat video, downloading a file, shopping on amazon, or watching Netflix.

That's it. Period.
Without it, cable companies (who own the vast majorities of ISPs nowadays) could easily make Netflix, Hulu, etc - completely unusable unless youre wiling to pay a substantial fee. One so significant that it becomes cheaper to move to their streaming service. This is a way to attack 'cord cutters'. Cord cutters are costing cable companies tens of billions of dollars in lost revenue.

Simply put - whos in favor of net neutrality ? Consumer groups, the EFF, small companies.
Who's against? Large Corps. ISP. Mainstream providers who can crush the independents.

The last time we let the media companies regulate themselves, they chopped the nation up into itty bitty pieces, and limited our choices to one provider in most cases. They created pseudo-monopolies but avoided anti-trust because they claimed that there was competition in the market place. There was- if you were willing to move to a different part of town.

Those of us old enough to remember this ruse remember the promise of lower prices and more choices due to deregulation. How'd that work out?

http://www.commoncause.org/research-reports/National_050905_Fallout_From...

Independents will simply get crushed by global media who can simply cut their bandwidth to nothing and throttle their sites to the point where they're unusable.

http://www.tomsguide.com/us/net-neutrality-faq,news-18687.html

You're using the internet to argue that shareholders who care about nothing but profits should be able to financially leverage your browsing habits. This is like watching sheep fight for front of line privileges for the slaughterhouse.