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nbn®’s Fair Use Policy: What it Means for You
nbn® may have a Fair Use Policy in place to ensure internet connections are used fairly by both the end user and RSPs.
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How the Fair Use Policy works
Your RSP buys its internet connection from nbn®. It then sells a part of that connection to you. The Fair Use Policy applied to each technology is just one of many policies applied by nbn® to regulate what can and can’t be done on the nbn® network.
It aims to ensure the internet connection is fairly distributed among all the customers using it. Your service provider is responsible for ensuring you follow the requirements under the Fair Use Policy. Service providers can also implement their own Fair Use Policies, to ensure that the service they’re buying from nbn® can be evenly provided to all their customers.
Please note, this is not a comprehensive overview of the Fair Use Policies, and you should ensure you contact your RSP for more information around the Fair Use Policy in place for your service.
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