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I had similar issues with Verizon, others have reported similar issues with Time Warner and YouTube, but had some success by blocking one of the IPs in midroute
by brownbat 13y ago
I had similar issues with Verizon, others have reported similar issues with Time Warner and YouTube, but had some success by blocking one of the IPs in midroute:
http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/196170/how_to_stop_time_warner_cable_sucking_at_youtube/ http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/196170/how_to_st...
It's hard to tell how often this is getting messed up by content delivery partners in the middle, versus intentional traffic shaping, but it sucks either way.
- JPKab 13y agoI have Verizon Fios. When I go to watch a Youtube video on my Android, I often notice the video won't load. I then turn WiFi off, and the video streams flawlessly over 4G. I don't know when Net Neutrality died, but it did.