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They'll deprioritise/QoS its traffic to hell by default. I'd suspect many do so for streaming services already. Which is relatively fair (for those gaming for e
by Avamander 3y ago
They'll deprioritise/QoS its traffic to hell by default. I'd suspect many do so for streaming services already. Which is relatively fair (for those gaming for example) but QoS is such a double-edged sword.
- Madmallard 3y agoQoS?
- Avamander 3y agoQuality of Service
- mminer237 3y ago1. That exact behavior is what the criticized draft order does ban. 2. Unless the cell tower is already overloaded, that wouldn't even matter, would it? 3. Even if it is overloaded, if everyone is deprioritized, nobody would be. Even if they prioritized gaming, that's not going to noticeably affect anyone else. The way I see it, even if cellular companies found a way to implement this, it would only affect people to the extent they're not already giving QoS priority to gamers. And gaming is pretty indistinguishable from a voice call anyway, so they would have to break that at the same time.