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Monitoring Network Bias

The net neutrality issue is far from being only a theoretical and legal playing field. Internet Service Providers (ISPs) all over the world deploy middleboxes able to filter, shape, and poison certain traffic flows. We propose an end-host based monitoring service capable of detecting such biased network behavior. By using this service users will be able to find out about the discriminatory practices of their ISPs. Building such a system is the necessary first step towards creating an accountable Internet.