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But thats not whats going on. This is throttling by content, not by user. All video content gets throttled so that the html5 video player negotiates a lower v
by MrStonedOne 7y ago
But thats not whats going on.
This is throttling by content, not by user.
All video content gets throttled so that the html5 video player negotiates a lower video resolution. t-mobile literally touts this as a feature.
Net neutrality is the belief that isps should only be allowed to throttle by user, never by content, all data should be equal.
- sixothree 7y agoNot only that, but they advertise that they are giving you "10 GB of data at LTE speed" and that's not what you get.