Former corporation of good: what is actually "1GB for everyone home"

A brief retelling of the article with Wired (sorry, the strength of the spirit was not enough):

Google, in violation of the network neutrality rules that it defended several years ago, for its “Google Fiber” (1Gb / s for optics for each household), insists on following the network usage rules:

• It is forbidden to use the Internet provided to run any servers (ssh, rdp on a home machine, webcam, watch a child, etc.);
• It is forbidden to use p2p (torrents, btsync, etc);
• It is forbidden to distribute the Internet to anyone other than your household and a small number of guests;
• It is forbidden to implement any commercial services using the Internet.