End users generally don't pay for consuming extra bandwidth, so the injury isn't obvious.
SMS spam, though, had a very clear injury when you were charged for the privilege of receiving a message.
SMS spam, though, had a very clear injury when you were charged for the privilege of receiving a message.
https://www.fastcompany.com/90580656/comcast-data-cap-remote...
The way I look at it is that my plan is $20 then my data is $1 / 100 MB.
To get significant damage as a single individual, take someone on a traditional satellite connection who can't get some important work done on time because ads put him above his data cap.
[1]https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/hardware-network/console...