T-Mobile finally admits it actually does throttle all video traffic with Binge On

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By Brent DirksJan 12, 2016, 2:39 pm398 pts
Taking a step back from rhetoric last week, T-Mobile CEO John Legere recently authoreda blog post admitting that the carriers Binge On feature does throttle video traffic – even if a specific site isnt a partner in the promotion. Heres the most telling part ofLegeres letter: We use our proprietary techniques…

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