but AT&T isn't in trouble for enforcing QoS, they're in trouble for throttling connections down to dial-up speed after a usage cap. Even when read in the most

but AT&T isn't in trouble for enforcing QoS, they're in trouble for throttling connections down to dial-up speed after a usage cap. Even when read in the most beneficial light, no way can the word "unlimited" be interpreted to mean such a thing. But the FCC Specifically said that companies have the right to employ reasonable network management. 56Kbit/s on the same network others are getting 30Mbit/s is not reasonable by anyone's stretch of the imagination.