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rradina join:2000-08-08 Chesterfield, MO |
Plan ComparisonsThe linked article contains a specification called "throttling limit":
TMO = 50GB Verizon = anytime network is congested Sprint = 23GB ATT = 22GB
Is throttling the correct word? I thought these limits were for prioritization which I've always understood is different than throttling. While both lower speeds, priority only limits speed when congestion occurs whereas throttling is a permanent reduction in speed until the next billing cycle starts. | |
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