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Does that really change anything though? Why should Android on xcloud be limited to 720p? Isn't that still just the same performance throttling issue when using
by kllrnohj 4y ago
Does that really change anything though? Why should Android on xcloud be limited to 720p? Isn't that still just the same performance throttling issue when using an Android tablet or an Android TV device, worthy of the same outrage?
Also why should my 1080p (or greater) phone be limited to 720p anyway?
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- BizarroLand 4y agoNominally it's a bandwidth issue, trying to save those poor beleaguered telecoms that have been forced to offer unlimited data to their greedy grubby jerkwad customers some money so they don't have to tap into the billions of dollars the government gives them just for existing. (Lot of sarcasm there, just in case, but the point stands) I don't know why they can't cross check to see if you're on wifi or mobile data before restricting you, though.