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> Your wireless network service is best effort. Wouldn't intentionally throttling and/or not keeping up your capacity intentionally be a violation of this "bes
by pionar 12y ago
> Your wireless network service is best effort.
Wouldn't intentionally throttling and/or not keeping up your capacity intentionally be a violation of this "best effort" doctrine? Not arguing, honest question.
- josh2600 12y agoTo the best of my knowledge, Net Neutrality doesn't apply to wireless networks.
- pionar 12y agoAh, I misread that. Sorry.
- wtallis 12y agoHowever, false advertising laws do apply. If they advertise "up to 40Mb/s", then they can't configure their routers to throttle you to 10Mb/s - they can only drop below 40Mb/s due to real contention for limited bandwidth as a result of high utilization.