Service neutrality definition

Service neutrality means that network operators are allowed to provide any service their technology and infrastructure can deliver.
Service neutrality means rules allowing a Licensee to offer or use any type of approved Communications Service authorized under its respective Operating License;

Related to Service neutrality

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