the circumventing works because it is a black list. so you can change end points faster than they are blocked.
without net neutrality, they can give you 2G speeds for everything and whitelist special sites. so you can only circumvent the speed limit if a whitelisted site gives you a vpn pipe and consequently foot the bill for you.... good luck with that.
my guess is that hacking of the network of the basic services, such as sites owned by their parent company or dns or anything that the ISP give at full speed because it is too much work to limit or business interests for you to access at full throttle... those things will have more holes poked at them than they will have corrupt employees selling privileged access :(
