The fact that it&#x27;s optional (enabled by default) does <i>not</i> change the fact that it is, indeed, throttling.  There&#x27;s also the fact that this throttling (regardless of what they&#x27;d like to call it) was actually happening for video services not included.<p>This is precisely the opposite of content neutrality, in that they&#x27;re making general internet traffic intentionally worse.