If you advertise something in a way that makes it appear to be a blatant net neutrality violation (free traffic for Netflix, pay for the rest), then well, people are going to think it&#x27;s a blatant net neutrality violation.<p>In practice, BingeOn appears to be a program where you get free traffic if you agree to be throttled to 1.5Mbps.   That is not a net neutrality violation at all. That&#x27;s a perfectly sane product for an ISP to offer. They should have just skipped the Netflix and video rhetoric (and have it apply to all traffic, but that is really of little consequence).