Did you really just post your phones IP?
Yes. are you gonna try hacking public IP of a major cell infrastructure that is assigned to different users several times a day? LOL.
Did you really just post your phones IP?
Verizon doesn't throttle at all. Get a clue before making smartass comments.![]()
how fast is it once verizon starts throttling you after your monthly quota?
Show me one instance of Verizon throttling users. Top 5% data rate limiting is a reasonable prevention from data hogs. Using more data is so much easier on LTE devices since you can stream any video all day long with the same user experience as doing it on your home internet connection. No buffering, low jitter, high bandwidth downlink.
Huh ? So you agree it's smart for Verizon to throttle users at the top 5%. I agree too. So what's the point of your question ?
Good for you. Now show me one instance of Verizon actually throttling someone. THanks.
Did you really just post your phones IP?
Huh ? Is that why Apple was one of the first manufacturers to produce laptops with the Thunderbolt I/O technology ?
Oh, so are you saying Verizon placed these new statements on their website as a big joke ? They don't really plan to throttle the top 5% of data users ?
Yeah but Thunderbolt's one thing and LTE's another.
Didn't Apple have control over Thunderbolt when they designed it with Intel? And since they could include it in every one of their Mac products, they could effectively push out that standard, maintaining uniformity across the user base. But LTE isn't in Apple's hands, and they probably have no control over it other than having the radio in the iPhone. It just doesn't seem likely to me, in my limited knowledge at least...
Could it be a mistake and just be HSPA+ hardware?
They are reserving the right to throttle data hogs. In corporate world it's called legalizing their future actions for sake of preserving the network performance. Don't expect you to know or understand any of that.
For the 100th time, I could care less about LTE -- AT&T how about get 3G working reliably first???
Exactly!! So who are to know when they will be throttling these users ? Do you work for Verizon ?
Exactly what? What are you on man?
Are you confused ? You keep saying that Verizon won't throttle heavy data users.
I'm still challenging you to give me one instance of that actually happening.