Re: about the ott regulations

NO reply just what i thought.

are you even going to read any of the mails.

you are jut going to do what you like. right !!!

okay i have to try.

ANS 1: its not early its not late. India wants net nutrality. please keep your hands off the internet. its the only thing left that has not been baned by the indian government. and also india ranks 116th on the broadband speed scale globally. first atleast improve the infrastructure and then talk about this gibberish.

ANS 2:No, its just like a website. that gives you some more functions. they have already paid millions of dollars on the infrasture and servers around the world and also they also pay the service providers millions because they eed higher bandwidth so the isps i think are covered pretty good. and 1 more thing this will just make most of the apps to discontinue the service for indians and we will take a strong hit economically and moreover it would make indiaa unpopular for opening data centers or other infratstucture that is reaquired by these apps.

ANS 3: this question im sorry sir/mam but is full of shit. we are, on 2g, given a speed of 20kBps sir this is the speeds provided by one of the poorest countries in the world and being one of the largest economies I dont think india or indian ISP's are in any loss. the least that you could do is increase the speeds yearly for like 10 years atleast and then think about this ott thing. also we do not have the comfort to brag about our 3G or bb speed either they are similarly pathetic. min 512kbps sir i m nothing but disapponted in trai.

ANS4: they are already paying for the servers and bandwidth (enormous) they take from the isp's. they have to run multiple servers all day and night which consume a large amount of data and bandwidth for which they are already paying.

ANS5:no i do not agree. charging them or us say more than right now will cause a great disturbance in the economic world i can bet you that.

ANS6 for this u can ask them to monitor if you have suspicion on anybody you ca always threaten them about banning their services in india. you can ask them to moitor specific keywords

this is tougher than my exams i have given ans to as many as i could now i will continue only if you reply to my mail. so that i may know that you are atleast reading peoples mails

On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 8:32 PM, Vishant Sharma <vishant.k.sharma@gmail.com> wrote:

sir/mam
whoever you are. im a young citizen of this country and i understand what your concerns are and i guarantee you that your concerns are rubbish. here in india we have a min broadband speed of 512 Kbps. I am ashamed to even say this but when you try to compare ur regulations with foreign countries i dnt knw whether i should laugh or cry. u talk about america the min bandwidth there is certainly not 512kbps. and also the min 3g bandwidth that u so proudly set to 512kbps again!!!! is also very very low as compared to international standard. you know what i get at a normal 2g connection in Vodafone 20kBps. and after i have used 2 gb i get 5kBps they provide me with a bandwidth of 40kbps(set ur speed at 5kbps or 20 for that matter ad try n open a webpage i challange you.). sometimes i just want to throw my phone so hard it will break into pieces. and u with these pathetic speed at a very very high rates still want to let these companies charge extra for the services which we have the right to use. im disappointed. and moreover a few days ago the so called net neutrality bill has been passed in the us. please u have a job to safeguard our internet freedom so do it properly. and really it as been 2015 and according to kapil sibal in 2011 i guess by the year 2015 the min speed for broadband should have become 2mBps which i dont see happening any time soon.if u are really going to read this mail i want an answer why and when the min broadband speed will be upgraded. ??