Agreed,
Content means you provide value to the person that has requested you provide content. Not forced down.
FYI, AD's are not subject to protections of freedom of the press. They are nothing more than unwanted bits of data and should be treated as much.

We should require by law all AD companies to have an verifiable ID embedded into AD you request to view. This way individuals can charge them for bandwidth usage, memory usage, time and storage.
Only then will we see value in them. This will be capitalism at it's best.

You are making and assumption here. They probably don't have internet at all. They are still trying to figure out how to hand crank over their Model A.

I am one of the lucky ones I have FTTH 50Mbs/50Mbs I was told it was much cheaper to run the fiber in the long run for them. Just a little more expensive as a startup cost to deploy it and after they trained their staff how to install and deploy the fiber over standard cable installs. It has less maintenance and fewer failures and quicker upgrades for customers and with a 90%+ profit for them and is getting cheaper for them all the time. So this translates to more profit for them.

I just don't see any argument that an ISP or Congress can create that will sway me to see why we are not at 25/5Mbs for the US at a minimum at $35 bucks a month.

I could not imagine going back to 16Mbs/3Mbs Business class on Comcast again with constant reboots or outages.

Hate to plug a windows product.. but we use shavlik protect with cloud.
It allows you to control what is patched and handles laptop users who don't always connect via VPN often.

The product needs work to work in larger environments. GUI is sometimes a little confusing too. Things are not where you would expect them for easy use.
It also patches our ESXi environment.