I think it's indirectly exploiting providers that give you a fixed bandwidth rate for a low cost. Those providers do this knowing some large percentage of cust

I think it's indirectly exploiting providers that give you a fixed bandwidth rate for a low cost. Those providers do this knowing some large percentage of customers don't use it all. So, if this becomes popular, flat rate servers with unmetered bandwidth at a fixed speed would become more expensive, or come with a more specific ToS to prohibit that. Similar to how data hoarders ended the "really cheap personal cloud storage" bubble.