>The comparison is confusing... "Netflix", "Google Cloud", "HTTP", "SSL = OTHER". Aren't Netflix and Google cloud using http and https? Obviously this means "a

>The comparison is confusing... "Netflix", "Google Cloud", "HTTP", "SSL = OTHER". Aren't Netflix and Google cloud using http and https? Obviously this means "all HTTP(S) traffic we could not associate otherwise" > Also, no mention of video chat. I believe google hangout, zoom.us, appear.in etc... work in peer to peer fashion when conferencing one on one, which is probably more difficult to measure, but I'm sure are significant contributor towards upstream usage. Facetime is listed as 2.55%. I would guess all other video chat providers are way smaller. > This is really important because the upstream bandwidth offered by ISPs right now is ridiculous, and if the perception is that only "pirate" using BitTorrent use upstream, it's not going to get better any time soon. Well you could also say that over 70% of upstream bandwith is used for other protocols.