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I don't understand the premise. If your ISP is not implementing neutrality, then it can prioritize small traffic like pings above large-volume traffic such as d
by DrScump 9y ago
I don't understand the premise. If your ISP is not implementing neutrality, then it can prioritize small traffic like pings above large-volume traffic such as downloads or streaming, so response to a ping says nothing about available throughput, just connection quality.
It's like turning on your water tap, getting a drop immediately, then concluding you have the maximum possible water pressure for a day's worth of laundry.
- bahhudson 9y agoI completely agree. My methods are not thorough enough to truly test for real throttling. That's why we need better tools for tracking such abuse by ISPs