O que quer dizer isso é bloquear acesso a outras apps.
Aconselho-te mesmo a ler o documento que está na lateral direita do que postei.
Ninguém faz nada sobre net neutrality na Europa, a única coisa que levam a sério neste momento é zero-rating, o qual está literalmente a ser seguido neste momento pela Vodafone e pela NOS, não sei sobre a MEO.
Vai contra a neutralidade da rede? Claro que sim, sem dúvida, mas NADA contra o zero-rating.
Não há nada claro neste tipo de situações, é por isso que são guidelines e é por isso que teve de ser a ANACOM a tomar uma decisão final.
36. An ISP may bundle the provision of the IAS with an application. For instance, a mobile
operator may offer free subscription to a music streaming application for a period of
time to all new subscribers (as opposed to commercial practices such as zero-rating,
which is explained in paragraphs 40-43). Where the traffic associated with this
application is not subject to any preferential traffic management practice, and is not
priced differently than the transmission of the rest of the traffic, such commercial
practices are deemed not to limit the exercise of the end-users’ rights granted under
Article 3(1).
37. When assessing agreements or commercial practices, NRAs should also take Article
3(3) into account given that, typically, infringements of Article 3(3) (e.g. technical
practices, such as blocking access to applications or types of applications) will limit the
exercise of the end-users’ rights, and constitute an infringement of Articles 3(2) and
3(1). Details about this assessment can be found in paragraphs 49-93.
