Hi, Guest
11-22-2008, 05:33 AM
well, if you paid for bandwidth for your business and they capped it against your contract, then you'd have something to complain about.
The throttling they're looking to do is mainly to ensure that everyone gets a fair share of bandwidth during peak loads in a limited system.
This is to ensure that if there's a sudden burst of swedish butter churning porn hitting bit torrent, that your VOIP call to your grandmother isn't being interrupted.
Eventually, they'll have to upgrade everyone's last mile connection or make available privately owned connections.. but until then, throttling of P2P isn't a terrible thing.
The throttling they're looking to do is mainly to ensure that everyone gets a fair share of bandwidth during peak loads in a limited system.
This is to ensure that if there's a sudden burst of swedish butter churning porn hitting bit torrent, that your VOIP call to your grandmother isn't being interrupted.
Eventually, they'll have to upgrade everyone's last mile connection or make available privately owned connections.. but until then, throttling of P2P isn't a terrible thing.
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