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It may be that your ISP, or another organisation that your traffic flows through, has implemented an efficient and accurate-enough way to identify speed-test tr
by dspillett 7y ago
It may be that your ISP, or another organisation that your traffic flows through, has implemented an efficient and accurate-enough way to identify speed-test traffic from amongst the actual video traffic. Possibly just by assuming that after a few minutes of transfer or a certain amount of traffic, your current use is not likely to be just for speed testing.
I assume this is why the tester does not run an upstream test by default: otherwise the lack of a block of upstream traffic would be a good signal that video playing is going on rather than throughput testing.
- jermaustin1 7y agoPossibly. I wouldn't put anything past optimum after they started injecting advertisements for new channels and packages on my non-https traffic.