YouTube says all video traffic is being throttled by T-Mobile, even if you opt out of Binge On
A YouTube spokesperson told the Wall Street Journal that T-Mobile is
throttling all video traffic to its subscribers, whether or not you
opted out of Binge On.
Binge On is T-Mobile’s newest Un-Carrier movement that gives customers the freedom to stream video from any of the approved video services without counting against your monthly data allowance.
T-Mobile is receiving a lot of flak from net neutrality supporters
deeming that T-Mobile is treating data unfairly and not providing
internet that is fair for all internet services.
Magenta hasn’t yet replied to the accusations made by YouTube, but it has said that customers are really enjoying Binge On and “customers love having free streaming video that never hits their data bucket”.
The problem here lies with T-Mobile degrading all other video traffic
and not notifying the customer of what’s going on. We have seen
situations like these end up in FCC fines *cough* AT&T *cough* where
the carrier was throttling its subscribers without their knowledge.
Binge On is T-Mobile’s newest Un-Carrier movement that gives customers the freedom to stream video from any of the approved video services without counting against your monthly data allowance.
Magenta hasn’t yet replied to the accusations made by YouTube, but it has said that customers are really enjoying Binge On and “customers love having free streaming video that never hits their data bucket”.
The problem here lies with T-Mobile degrading all other video traffic
and not notifying the customer of what’s going on. We have seen
situations like these end up in FCC fines *cough* AT&T *cough* where
the carrier was throttling its subscribers without their knowledge.
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