Verizon appears to be throttling its Netflix data Comments
- AnonD-558092
- r7b
1: Tried Fast.com and speedtest.net, and apparently I'm having 33Mbps on Netflix and "only" 14 with Ookla. It's a bit far from what I'm paying for, but...
2: Most developing countries have to cope with more than half those speeds. Let's not talk about what carriers call "4G", with maximum 5Mbps reachable on a "4G" network...
3: I'm really mad at Verizon for that. I'm not American, but if I was then I'd unsubsrice form their service or I'd swear to never ever get a contract with them.
I think that the Internet should stay neutral. That's how it was created and that's how it should be.
- dr. nr.
- i8U
This is incredible. And incredible is the fact that some "developing" countries, even in europe still lag far behind in wireless connection speeds.
I consider myself lucky to enjoy fast 4g speed in Finland, and it only costs about 20€/month, no speed or data limit. I just ran a speed test with my S8 using Ookla speed tests resulting 148,28/41,99 Mbps!
- Orsted
- UD{
Wow Americans area already complaining on a 9.3Mbps speed while we are happy with 3Mbps.
- AnonD-676988
- q{X
F*ck whoever that does not support net neutrality
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