| Throttling I don't see any problem with a moderate amount of throttling to make sure that people aren't just mindlessly letting their torrent clients run at full speed.
If companies want to say, reduce the speed of torrent uploads by 1/2 and advertise this, then I would have no problem.
The issue with Rogers, at least, is that they throttle torrent traffic to such an extreme amount that it severely affects the performance of such traffic. Most people see about 5-10% their usual download speeds because upload is practically disabled. I find this approach completely unacceptable. |
