Packet Preferencing

A packet is a block of data (called a payload) with address and administrative information attached to allow a network of nodes to deliver the data to the destination. A packet is analogous to a letter sent through the mail with the address written on the outside. A packet preferencing is a restraint that one obtains through the internet. Internet is supposedly a system of liberty, where one can surf and browse through websites of their interest. This kind of emancipations is destroyed by preferencing. This could really exasperate the internet user. …