At first this sounded good. Until I thought about it.
More people on T-Mobile will be on the towers more, streaming more, leading to more "congested" towers, leading to more Metro "prioritizing" = slower for Metro users
It also doesn't seem to be in line with net-neutrality. Who is T-Mobile to tell people some video streaming services are free, others aren't (currently YouTube not). To say one type of traffic is free, another isn't, in not neutral. How about Google Chrome traffic is free, Internet Explorer is not.
Do online gamers get free traffic? VoIP users get free traffic? Both use less then video streaming.
If you own Amazon Prime, HBO, Netflix or Hulu, you just got free customer incentives others did not.
Just come out and say it correctly, T-Mobile wants to compress video streaming like Cricket already does. Its a sound business strategy to save bandwidth.
And most of this was just jingling keys, to distract you from the Uncarrier raising their prices.
Their single unlimited data plan was $80, now going to $95
Their family plan was 4 lines of 10GB each for $120
now 4 lines of 6GB for $120
More people on T-Mobile will be on the towers more, streaming more, leading to more "congested" towers, leading to more Metro "prioritizing" = slower for Metro users
It also doesn't seem to be in line with net-neutrality. Who is T-Mobile to tell people some video streaming services are free, others aren't (currently YouTube not). To say one type of traffic is free, another isn't, in not neutral. How about Google Chrome traffic is free, Internet Explorer is not.
Do online gamers get free traffic? VoIP users get free traffic? Both use less then video streaming.
If you own Amazon Prime, HBO, Netflix or Hulu, you just got free customer incentives others did not.
Just come out and say it correctly, T-Mobile wants to compress video streaming like Cricket already does. Its a sound business strategy to save bandwidth.
And most of this was just jingling keys, to distract you from the Uncarrier raising their prices.
Their single unlimited data plan was $80, now going to $95
Their family plan was 4 lines of 10GB each for $120
now 4 lines of 6GB for $120