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Zen Internet: Unlike Other UK ISPs - We do not Shape Traffic
Posted by Unknown in fair use, traffic shaping, UK, ZEN Internet on Sunday, June 15, 2014
A post to Zen Internet's (UK) blog states that "All ISPs manage the data running across the network – the traffic – to some extent, but some larger ISPs are more intrusive. In some cases they throttle speeds, deliberately slowing down connections when users exceed what the ISP terms acceptable use. In others, they use a technique called Deep Packet Inspection to monitor usage and throttle the
Sprint's Reasonable Network Management Practices - Fairness, Limit top 5%, Video Optimization
Posted by Unknown in Bytemobile, citrix, congestion, fair use, Sprint, streaming video, traffic shaping on Sunday, May 11, 2014
Tammy Parker reports to FierceWireless that "Sprint's pledge of unlimited data [see "Will New Competition Drive AT&T to Bring Back Unlimited Data?" - here and "Sprint CEO: 'we have no plans go to tiered data pricing'" - here] is looking increasingly less sustainable, as the carrier maneuvers to rein in network traffic generated by its heaviest data users and ensure quality of service for the
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