British mobile operators want to expand priority 5G services and make the rules of net neutrality more flexible. The promise is to improve connection in stadiums, concerts and high demand moments, but the model could also raise bills and create an internet divided between those who can pay and those who are left in the slow lane.
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British mobile operators want to expand priority 5G services and make the rules of net neutrality more flexible. The promise is to improve connection in stadiums, concerts and high demand moments, but the model could also raise bills and create an internet divided between those who can pay and those who are left in the slow lane.