body: Some ISPs in Europe offer data plans that are capped at certain amount of GB per month. 
  
  
  But in [this europa.eu page](https://berec.europa.eu/eng/netneutrality/) one can read that:
  
  
  
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  > The best effort internet is about the equal treatment of data traffic being transmitted over the internet, i.e. that the ‘best efforts’ are made to carry data, **no matter what it contains, which application transmits the data (“application-agnosticism”), where it comes from or where it goes**. The benefits of the best effort internet notably include the separation between application and network layers of the internet. 
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  Is it actually legal under EU law to offer Internet services that do not treat all services/apps/websites equally when it comes to data caps?
  
  
  
title: Is offering uncapped access to certain services but not others by ISPs legal under EU net neutrality laws?