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mostvexing · on Sept 18, 2019

Doesn't this violate net neutrality?

james-mcelwain · on Sept 18, 2019

What net neutrality? Net neutrality was repealed over a year ago.

kelnos · on Sept 18, 2019

What net neutrality? And even when net neutrality rules were on the books, companies still got away with stuff like this.

Dylan16807 · on Sept 19, 2019

In a minor way. The neutral alternative would be a system that allows bursting but then caps everything down to about 1.5Mbps.

They're not really trying to discriminate between types of data, they're trying to lower the 95th percentile.

sneak · on Sept 19, 2019

Yes. There are no US wireless (LTE) carriers that offer L7-neutral internet access.

saagarjha · on Sept 18, 2019

Other carriers do this too.