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Called. Told them to turn it off. Other customers should do the same. It's not fair to prioritize traffic on the public internet. Small businesses suffer.

• r00fus 11y ago
  Amusingly, this doesn't prioritize. It simply throttles all video streams to < 1.5Mbps (dvd quality). Arguably by selectively only "optimizing" their opted-in providers wouldn't they be in a position where they're making some streams "faster" (not to mention free) and open to action by the FCC?
  • 5ilv3r 11y ago
    I build robots with video streaming and use my phone to view the streams. I do not want my carrier messing with that. At all. It's mine. No touchy.
    • r00fus 11y ago
      Fine, then opt-out of BingeOn. Just the same as before. Of course that means no free video streaming from a number of other sites (480p max).
    • dTal 11y ago
      You could always encrypt!
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• joezydeco 11y ago
  So is T-Mobile an ISP, or are they are a cellular carrier? Are they considered the same thing now?
  • 5ilv3r 11y ago
    They are my cellular ISP.