It doesn't matter. For most people in the US, there is no real competition, only a duopoly. Here in southern Indiana, near Louisville KY, it's either Spectrum (Comcast) or AT&T. Spectrum has cable, AT&T has DSL (some locations) and fiber (also some areas, usually only the nicer neighborhoods/streets).<p>Spectrum has very deceptive ads here. They show a huge price "100Mbit High Speed Internet $45/mo*" and that asterisk is (when bundled with TV service), which also costs $45/mo. Their ads should be illegal. Been like this for years, and on TV too. The government doesn't give a crap.
These "nutrition labels" seem like a nice, light-handed touch for many things. See if simply informing the consumer can fix things before trying to come up with and enforce a bunch of rules (some of which may have unintended consequences).<p>Maybe large sites should have a nutrition label meta tag that browsers could display alongside the certificate information.