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I'm not a T-mobile customer, but I guess the "BingeOn" feature is supposed to stop the throttling for certain video providers.
by adenadel 11y ago
I'm not a T-mobile customer, but I guess the "BingeOn" feature is supposed to stop the throttling for certain video providers.
- wmf 11y agoNo, I think it throttles all video. OK, maybe it doesn't throttle video providers who voluntarily throttle themselves, but the result is the same.
- adenadel 11y agoYeah, I misread. Binge On makes it so that the data from certain providers doesn't count against your data limit, but leads to throttling of all videos.
- tzs 11y agoIf you have Binge On turned on: all video is throttled, but video from a large number of sources does not count against your data cap. If you have Binge On turned off: video is not throttled, but it all counts against your data cap. You can switch between on and off as often as you want.