Because the statement indicated the limits were applied to all video applications, we've updated the headline from "throttling Netflix" to "throttling video."
|
|
Current FCC rules don't ban throttling or blocking, but the FCC still requires carriers to disclose throttling and other forms of network management.
|
|
The researchers noted that while the tests had produced "strong evidence of Skype throttling" on Sprint's part, they were unable to reproduce the throttling themselves.
|
|
It hit AT&T with a hundred million dollar fine over throttling "unlimited" data for users and forced T-Mobile to clarify its own throttling policy in interactions with customers.
|
|
The Wehe researchers found that all the providers who had been throttling were doing so while the 2015 rules were still in effect, and that throttling was widespread among wireless providers overall.
|
|
The Wehe researchers found that all the providers who had been throttling were doing so while the 2015 rules were still in effect, and that throttling was widespread among wireless providers overall.
|
|
But large, complex engines capable of major throttling put too many eggs in one basket, he implied; smaller engines capable of many stages of throttling are better for fiddly operations like vertical landings.
|
|
The throttling observed through the Wehe app was not minor.
|
|
This bill will ensure there is no blocking, no throttling.
|
|
"This degree of thermal throttling is not acceptable," said Lee.
|
|
"There are people out there saying we're 'throttling,'" Legere said.
|
|
Before they get there, they'll be put through a throttling.
|
|
Millions of hours are lost in traffic jams, throttling productivity.
|
|
"This degree of thermal throttling is not acceptable," Lee said.
|
|
All this still hasn't stopped Apple from throttling aging iPhones.
|
|
And it has battled providers over throttling in the past.
|
|
If an ISP violates net neutrality by throttling a streaming video service, you can use the video quality as a concrete reference point — and if the company stops throttling, it doesn't really affect other sites.
|
|
Notably, the FTC can't ban throttling and upselling during an emergency.
|
|
It does not ban behaviors like throttling in any other scenarios.
|
|
Perhaps Mr Trump will try to make them even more throttling.
|
|
The network becomes throttled because we, the community, are throttling it.
|
|
What throttling is is slowing down data and removing customer control.
|
|
The bill prohibits ISPs from blocking, throttling, or otherwise hurting competitors.
|
|
They are intentionally throttling voices that are not in liberal lockstep.
|
|
"Differentiation means in this case throttling by Verizon," Choffnes told me.
|
|
Slowing down all video content regardless of whether a streaming service is part of Binge On is the very definition of throttling, and neither Legere nor T-Mobile told customers that this throttling was (and is) happening.
|
|
A new battery would, in theory, put a stop to the throttling.
|
|
So until now, the throttling scandal has boiled down to two things.
|
|
Verizon responded that it was just testing throttling technology on all video.
|
|
There are major differences in terms of pricing, qualifications, and data-throttling.
|
|
The fine print: Your data speeds start throttling back after just 500MB.
|
|
This would also help test if Google was throttling Newsweek's search traffic.
|
|
If ISPs are up front about blocking or throttling, that wouldn't apply.
|
|
Surprisingly enough, thermal throttling is not the main storyline in this drama.
|
|
It includes 15GB of LTE hot spot data and no video throttling.
|
|
But he is busy throttling the independent civil society he once championed.
|
|
Here's how to keep your holiday companions from throttling each other: 1.
|
|
"If the same extent of throttling had occurred for the public during a large emergency or disaster, I don't think customer service would have been able to handle everyone calling and asking to have their throttling removed," Bowden said.
|
|
The company probably wanted to avoid talking about throttling specifically since Binge On walks a risky line and could be a violation of the FCC's 2015 Open Internet Order which prohibits discriminatory actions like blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization.
|
|
Well, you only get 32GB of data before T-Mo starts throttling you.
|
|
"There are people out there saying we're 'throttling,'" he says in the video.
|
|
The 15-inch version should be avoided until Apple resolves the throttling issue.
|
|
Boost and Sprint are better options due to the low cap for throttling.
|
|
Apple has since released a new software update that fixes the CPU throttling.
|
|
A few helpful new rules have snuck in among the enterprise-throttling ones.
|
|
"What throttling is is slowing down data and removing customer control," Legere said.
|
|
Aside from that, Sprint doesn't comment on throttling, zero-rating, or paid prioritization.
|
|
The VPN is supposed to help users avoid ISP throttling and geographic limitations.
|
|
Premiere Pro, which should have been a victim of thermal throttling, didn't change.
|
|
Exercising fiscal discipline means throttling back spending, which translates into lower production growth.
|
|
That's how much AT&T was fined for throttling "unlimited" plans in 2011.
|
|
I termed it as choking, but it wasn't like I was throttling her.
|
|
I support rules that prevent blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization of internet traffic.
|
|
Blackburn's bill would prohibit internet service providers from blocking or throttling web content.
|
|
Developers at Geekbench first discovered the throttling, which Apple later admitted in December.
|
|
That would ban bad internet provider behavior like blocking, throttling and fast lanes.
|
|
Those rules prohibited internet service providers from blocking, throttling or prioritizing web traffic.
|
|
Group warns system is throttling town centres as retailers struggle against online rivals.
|
|
I am implementing a throttling mechanism or background job right now to fix that.
|
|
Verizon, after several lawsuits with it and other carriers, notes the potential of throttling.
|
|
More heat, consequently, means the CPU can't process as quickly, effectively throttling the device.
|
|
Verizon has already run tests in July throttling Netflix and online video in general.
|
|
When it comes to throttling, AT&T has been here plenty of times before.
|
|
Does AT&T's no throttling commitment mean it won't create fast and slow lanes?
|
|
If they get their way, they'll allow widespread throttling, blocking, censorship, and extra fees.
|
|
On the iPhone 211.99, 26S, and SE, the throttling was introduced in version 27.63.
|
|
"We could not find Skype throttling disclosed anywhere on their site," Choffnes told me.
|
|
Sprint has also experimented with throttling games, video, and music unless consumers pay more.
|
|
Takeaway: AT&T has committed to not blocking or throttling websites in the future.
|
|
There are also wireless companies that are throttling data right now without FCC intervention.
|
|
You could write: Paragraph 82 asks for input on whether throttling should be regulated.
|
|
And Apple has never said that simply replacing the battery will fix this throttling.
|
|
It seems there are some instances where throttling is going to come into play.
|
|
"Throttling this Asian supply channel will provide some support for oil prices," he said.
|
|
Such legislation must guarantee clear rules that prohibit blocking and throttling and guarantee transparency.
|
|
The core advantage with Above Unlimited larger 75GB data cap before throttling can occur.
|
|
Opponents of net neutrality argue that prioritization, blocking and throttling will actually increase innovation.
|
|
It's a clapback so throttling, reading it snatched a little part of my soul.
|
|
RD-22003 now throttling down to partial thrust as expected, engine response looks good.
|
|
Eventually Verizon stopped throttling the department's data after they paid for a more expensive plan.
|
|
Legere is arguing that because users can deactivate Binge On, it doesn't count as throttling.
|
|
Click here to view original GIFAnd the great telecom throttling wars of 2017 have begun.
|
|
Trump recently took to Twitter to urge the Saudis and OPEC against throttling back output.
|
|
Moreover, throttling entry also risks impeding efforts to make the party more youthful and diverse.
|
|
Those rules prevented internet providers from blocking and throttling traffic and offering paid fast lanes.
|
|
A bill in Washington would ban blocking, throttling and paid "fast lanes" on the internet.
|
|
Internet Service Providers agree there should not be throttling of speeds or blocking of content.
|
|
The proposal repeals the underlying legal foundation for the 2015 prohibitions on blocking and throttling.
|
|
Yet it's not occurring near fast enough to keep climate change from throttling the region.
|
|
Sprint has previously come under fire for throttling games and music unless users paid more.
|
|
If this is the case, Apple will show an option to disable the performance throttling.
|
|
It's not entirely accurate, though: blocking and throttling are not banned under Restoring Internet Freedom.
|
|
So if carriers aren't throttling video to help manage network congestion, what are they doing?
|
|
It also released another software update that allowed users to turn off the throttling feature.
|
|
Net neutrality means there should be no differential throttling of data speeds depending on location.
|
|
Another notable detail in the proposal: Putting an end to data caps and speed throttling.
|
|
You can't have your ISP prioritizing or throttling content just because they feel like it.
|
|
Mike Coffman (R-CO), would ban blocking, throttling, paid prioritization, and eliminates all questions of jurisdiction.
|
|
Indian regulators are still working on broader net neutrality rules regarding blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization.
|
|
Before we go into what's next, let's review what's happened so far in the throttling scandal.
|
|
Last week, Verizon was caught and subsequently admitted to throttling all video traffic on its network.
|
|
The 2015 order has three "bright line" rules: no blocking, no throttling, and no paid prioritization.
|
|
"This throttling has had a significant impact on our ability to provide emergency services," he continued.
|
|
This means T-Mobile's "optimization" consists entirely of throttling the video stream's throughput down to 1.5Mbps.
|
|
This was done by domestic internet service providers "throttling" – or slowing down – connection to these sites.
|
|
The hand-to-hand fighters kick up sand, throttling the Germans and taking them by surprise.
|
|
Audiences seemed satisfied, given that no greater options were even presented, throttling any need for innovation.
|
|
A secret, no-choice throttling regime against people with the wrong network is the exact opposite.
|
|
Replacing an iPhone's battery is the best way to maintain peak performance and avoid throttling altogether.
|
|
Concerning the rules set in place in 2015 — no paid prioritization, no throttling, no blocking, etc.
|
|
It also lets you see if Apple is throttling your device due to a bad battery.
|
|
T-Mobile declined to comment and hasn't made explicit comments on blocking, throttling or paid prioritization.
|
|
Big tech firms and ISPs generally support legislation that bans blocking and throttling traffic and content.
|
|
It might chuck growth-throttling tax rises and dangerously high deficits into the bargain as well.
|
|
Apple's fix appears to be throttling the CPU to prevent the phone from randomly shutting down.
|
|
However, the study found that online video throttling was occurring around the clock, regardless of congestion.
|
|
Of the major four U.S. carriers, only Sprint was found to be throttling Skype video calls.
|
|
The rules specifically prevented things like blocking, throttling, and giving priority to companies who paid more.
|
|
The rules prohibited ISPs from blocking or throttling web content or from creating paid fast lanes.
|
|
Those rules prevented giant ISPs like Comcast from throttling or otherwise hindering services they compete with.
|
|
And when you caught us throttling your iPhone batteries, you complained but you still bought it!
|
|
The throttling is annoying, having to use auto pay and use your debit card to pay.
|
|
One of them had a large, thuggish son who spent one family gathering throttling — oh no!
|
|
She scoops up some snow and undoes it in her fist, throttling it back to water.
|
|
"Internet throttling and internet shutdowns are an extension of traditional forms of censorship," Ms. Taye said.
|
|
Proponents of net neutrality say it prohibits larger tech companies from throttling the competition's internet traffic.
|
|
The original FCC rules prohibited ISPs from unfairly throttling or blocking websites or services they compete with.
|
|
The tricky thing is that Apple never stopped throttling the processors in older phones with degrading batteries.
|
|
The net neutrality rules the FCC overturned prevented internet service providers from blocking or throttling online content.
|
|
AMD says that the Radeon VII will start throttling when the junction temperature reaches 110 degrees Celsius.
|
|
T-Mobile says it won't consider throttling your data until you've hit 28GB of usage per month.
|
|
The company has faced lawsuits and regulatory scrutiny as a result of this throttling of device performance.
|
|
Back in 2014, Verizon started throttling customers who exceeded 4.7GB of data usage in congested network areas.
|
|
You could also tether at respectable speeds, and switch video throttling on and off whenever you want.
|
|
After those limits, your plan is subject to throttling "in times of congestion" until your allotment resets.
|
|
Just last month, Verizon came under scrutiny for throttling firefighters' data as they fought wildfires in California.
|
|
Plus, you can manipulate the amount of thrust of a liquid engine, a concept known as throttling.
|
|
PCMag has not independently verified the throttling issues that Lee reported on the 15-inch MacBook Pro.
|
|
" The order also asks whether a legal bar on throttling "is still necessary, particularly for smaller providers.
|
|
However, Samsung reportedly stopped that practice in 2014, and it is a different issue from throttling altogether.
|
|
Throttling - which is harder to detect - leaves uncertainty, meaning users or site owners cannot appeal the decision.
|
|
If not for recent benchmarking discoveries, it's possible that Apple might never have revealed the performance throttling.
|
|
Start by throttling back on giving out your Social Security number to anyone who asks for it.
|
|
According to the FCC, the problem isn't the throttling, but the way T-Mobile marketed the plan.
|
|
The 2015 regulations prohibited internet service providers from blocking or throttling websites or creating internet fast lanes.
|
|
Aside from throttling Iran's oil exports, the sanctions also cut Iranian banks' ties to the financial world.
|
|
The new regulations go a step further and recommend prohibiting any service provider from throttling data speeds.
|
|
It also strips from the rulebooks any requirement that they refrain from blocking or throttling web traffic.
|
|
These rules prohibited internet service providers from doing things like prioritizing content, throttling service, or blocking websites.
|
|
Internet providers are unlikely to immediately start blocking and throttling content, especially with the ongoing court battle.
|
|
LSU has been throttling opponents all season, and quarterback Joe Burrow has emerged as a Heisman favorite.
|
|
The restored rules would ban ISPs from blocking, throttling, or otherwise impeding internet services they compete with.
|
|
Key offices remain vacant and the implementation of new environmental rules has stalled, effectively throttling the agency.
|
|
What has changed since 2004 that now makes the blocking or throttling of competitors not a problem?
|
|
The goal is to convince oil traders and analysts that it really is throttling back on output.
|
|
First there are the potential threats to public safety of potential blocking and throttling by broadband providers.
|
|
"Are your balls in there?" he asked, flinging his arm around Fogelson's neck and mock-throttling him.
|
|
The rules prevented internet service providers from blocking or throttling web content or creating internet fast lanes.
|
|
The 2202 regulations prohibited internet service providers from blocking or throttling websites or creating internet fast lanes.
|
|
Trump recently urged Saudi Arabia and OPEC against throttling back production, a move that would boost oil prices.
|
|
In the meantime, if this throttling stuff really bothers you, consider not upgrading to iOS 12.1 quite yet.
|
|
How that has anything to do with preventing internet service providers from throttling or blocking content is unclear.
|
|
Apple's throttling is misleading, and it's far from the best way the company could have handled the situation.
|
|
Apple adjusted the price to try and make peace with users after its speed-throttling practice was outed.
|
|
Tech YouTuber Dave Lee was the first to call attention to the 2018 MacBook Pro's CPU throttling problems.
|
|
They still manage to keep the new processors cool enough to maintain performance and avoid excessive thermal throttling.
|
|
That means regulators have no legal basis to block paid priorization, throttling, or other violations of net neutrality.
|
|
With no restrictions on throttling or paid prioritization, those deals can get broader and more aggressive over time.
|
|
"Verizon is currently throttling OES 5262 so severely that it's hampering operations for the assigned crew," Stockman wrote.
|
|
An hour after Dyn Research confirmed the throttling, the company confirmed that the throttle was apparently turned off.
|
|
Update January 2nd, 6:16PM ET: This article previously incorrectly stated that Apple stopped throttling older iPhone models.
|
|
Heavy-handed tactics like throttling and usage caps would have been blocked by the 2015 net neutrality rules.
|
|
As Verizon's recent throttling and upselling of California firefighters showed, this kind of behavior is far from theoretical.
|
|
It forbids ISPs from throttling or blocking online content and requires them to treat all internet traffic equally.
|
|
After all, the industry's largest players frequently claim to support rules against blocking, throttling, and discriminating against content.
|
|
The bill prohibits internet service providers from blocking or throttling lawful content, apps, services or non-harmful devices.
|
|
The Washington law prohibits telecom providers from blocking content or devices, throttling traffic, or participating in paid prioritization.
|
|
Choffnes also recently found that Sprint was throttling the performance of Skype without informing consumers of the limitations.
|
|
Ssam Bar has similar seating, but the lighting is more seductive and the noise level is less throttling.
|
|
This data throttling occurred seemingly to coerce the fire department to upgrade to a more expensive data package.
|
|
However, the researchers did not find any throttling from AT&T when it came to Amazon Prime Video.
|
|
" One woman mimicked throttling someone as she talked about Mr. Shkreli's raising the price of "the AIDS drug.
|
|
He likes fat, sludgy tones and clipped attacks, often repeating a note as if he were throttling it.
|
|
On Verizon and AT&T the throttling begins at 22GB per billing cycle, while Sprint is at 23GB.
|
|
But his opponents argue that net neutrality prevents Internet Service Providers from prioritizing content or throttling broadband speeds.
|
|
But Apple did mention the throttling issue in a recent filing with the US Security and Exchange Commission.
|
|
That's $10 more than the Beyond Unlimited Plan, which offers 22GB of data and 15GB of hot spot usage before throttling, and $20 more than Go Unlimited, in which you are subject to throttling immediately, all video is compressed down to 480p quality, and hot spot speeds are limited to 600Kbps.
|
|
Yet economists saw in the productivity slowdown of the 1970s evidence that an overreaching state was throttling economic dynamism.
|
|
Mobile carriers like Sprint have toyed with throttling all video, music, or games unless users pay an additional fee.
|
|
Perhaps as a result, the processor-throttling detail is sort of buried in the release notes for iOS 12.1.
|
|
Some users reported similar throttling of YouTube video, though again at a 10Mbps rate which allowed high quality streaming.
|
|
Verizon confirmed to Ars Technica that it was conducting routine tests of throttling on all video on its network.
|
|
Photo: GettyFour years ago, the Federal Trade Commission accused AT&T of throttling the speeds of unlimited data plans.
|
|
But Trump's overtures to the Saudis could make it more difficult for the kingdom to support throttling back output.
|
|
Rather than quietly push out an update that crimped older iPhones, it should have made that throttling opt-in.
|
|
On one hand, its throttling did discriminate between content, since it was designed to apply only to video content.
|
|
The good news is that if it does start throttling, it won't be until you've used 210GB of data.
|
|
Microsoft works around this by aggressively throttling the Nvidia chip during games at "better performance" and "best battery" settings.
|
|
The incident resembles the "fast lane" and speed-throttling scenarios that net neutrality advocates have warned about for years.
|
|
ISPs aren't throttling content yet (that we know of), but they are privileging content they have a stake in.
|
|
It also offers a whole host of other great features including bandwidth throttling, icon overlay, file retention, and more.
|
|
As wildfires raged in California this summer, one fire department's response was impeded by an unexpected problem: data throttling.
|
|
Netflix — Netflix will not be investigated by the FCC for so-called "throttling," according to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler.
|
|
In the case of social media, that appears to have been effected by a throttling or shutdown of sites.
|
|
Carriers have also started throttling all video by default unless users are willing to pony up significantly more money.
|
|
Other mobile carriers, like Sprint, have experimented with throttling music and game performance unless users pony up additional cash.
|
|
"We did not find that throttling was limited to certain times of day or geographic locations," Choffnes told Motherboard.
|
|
Today, the consent decrees are the only obstacles keeping these cartels from throttling the growth of innovative music platforms.
|
|
The resolution restores rules that ban internet service providers from blocking or throttling content or providing paid fast lanes.
|
|
It would codify the three "bright line rules " of the FCC's 2015 order, banning throttling blocking and paid prioritization.
|
|
It would ban throttling, blocking and fast lanes while limiting the rest of the commission's authority over broadband service.
|
|
Crucial game: The Chargers have fattened their record by throttling middling (or worse) teams, like Buffalo, Cleveland and Oakland.
|
|
Equifax told me that it is not deliberately throttling down its web servers to keep people from getting freezes.
|
|
According to the FCC, the agency received thousands of consumer complaints that led them to investigate the throttling allegations.
|
|
Throttling has been an issue within the telecom industry as smartphones have become ubiquitous and data usage has surged.
|
|
Earlier this year, YouTube and others referred to that practice as "throttling;" Legere responded by calling that argument "bullshit".
|
|
The emblem seems to show a white man throttling a Native American as he falls to the ground in agony.
|
|
But 61 percent of those people said they supported net neutrality rules like no throttling and no paid prioritization. Why?
|
|
The order implemented rules against blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization—so-called fast lanes—by mobile and fixed broadband providers.
|
|
Hence the company's rationale for throttling video quality to mobile Internet providers that ding customers who exceed their data caps.
|
|
The majority of the rules governing the Internet remain the same—the prohibitions on blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization—remain.
|
|
It's an attempt to circumvent ISP throttling, a potential boon for those who frequently visit sites with lot of video.
|
|
The good news is that, at least for now, Verizon isn't holding users to those data throttling limits for 25G.
|
|
By providing so much information "free" they are throttling media outfits that invest in gathering the news that informs citizens.
|
|
Asus says its cooling system, including a vapor chamber and vents, will prevent throttling of the 855 Plus' peak speeds.
|
|
EDT Apple says the CPU throttling was caused by a software bug and affects all 2018 15-inch MacBook Pros.
|
|
The company had refused to participate previously, as it said T-Mobile was unfairly throttling video services without user consent.
|
|
The change was meant to reduce random shutdowns by throttling the phone's CPU, but that also leads to slower performance.
|
|
The move would immediately trigger lawsuits; scholars divide over whether they would stand a chance of throttling Mr Trump's plans.
|
|
Pai's rules reversed the 2015 Open Internet Order, which had explicitly banned blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization by internet providers.
|
|
Under Pai's proposal, the Obama-era rules would be reversed and ISPs would only have to disclose blocking or throttling.
|
|
It forbids ISP's from blocking websites or throttling consumer data and even goes as far as prohibiting zero-rating programs.
|
|
But the 243G network is already clogged with too much traffic, with carriers mandating data caps and throttling heavy users.
|
|
As the official Chromium blog explains, Chrome 57 introduces a new "throttling policy" for dealing with tabs in the background.
|
|
Takeaway: Charter doesn't make any guarantees, but the company indicates that it's currently committed to not blocking or throttling customers.
|
|
Cox says that the FCC's vote won't change its commitments to net neutrality, which include not blocking or throttling customers.
|
|
The change is meant to reduce random shutdowns by throttling the phone's CPU, but that also leads to slower performance.
|
|
"As Business Insider pointed out, MoviePass's plan to "combat violations" involves throttling offerings when the company detects "excessive individual usage.
|
|
But Apple is throttling the speed of the CPU so that it doesn't get too hot under the heavy load.
|
|
The whole debacle reminds me of the recent controversy over Apple secretly throttling iPhones in order to extend battery life.
|
|
The Italian government fined Apple €10 million ($11.4 million) for slowing down (or "throttling") older iPhone models, according to Reuters.
|
|
During "Batterygate," Samsung along with many other Android phone makers proactively stated that they did not engage in similar throttling.
|
|
Blocking and throttling, like how Comcast once restricted the peer-to-peer file sharing application BitTorrent, really is a concern.
|
|
Throttling banks so they don't binge and bust again is a laudable, if heavy-handed, response to the recent mess.
|
|
That legal foundation prevents them from blocking or throttling web pages, while banning content-delivery deals known as paid prioritization.
|
|
This throttling occurred in 34 percent of 1,968 full tests run between January 18 and October 15 of this year.
|
|
Throttling is when telecoms lower video quality and speeds for mobile subscribers to stem bandwidth demands placed on their networks.
|
|
That includes the recent reported throttling of social media sites in Turkey following the terror attack on an Istanbul airport.
|
|
The rules, which prohibited internet service providers from blocking, throttling or prioritizing most web traffic, were officially repealed in June.
|
|
He would still need to get comments on whether to keep the rules specifically banning blocking, throttling and fast lanes.
|
|
Even as wind and solar power have grown, they'd probably grow faster without cheap natural gas throttling wholesale power prices.
|
|
And despite throttling back production, OPEC members kept on exporting barrels at a brisk pace, which kept storage tanks full.
|
|
They appear to be trying hard to avoid throttling these markets, but also see the need to exert regulatory control.
|
|
Apple has said that newer iPhone models have more advanced power-monitoring hardware, which should reduce the impact of throttling.
|
|
That agency intends to fine the telecommunication company $100 million for the practice of throttling data plans for "unlimited" users.
|
|
The company rejects the FCC's claims on the grounds that it had already identified AT&T's throttling practices as legitimate.
|
|
The legislation would prohibit blocking and throttling web traffic and would categorize broadband as a service open to heavy regulation.
|
|
A bevy of software features try to resolve the power issue, but it means you're effectively throttling your shiny new GPU.
|
|
As we've said before, throttling all traffic by default based on application type runs afoul of well-established open Internet principles.
|
|
Verizon appears to be the biggest culprit with 11,100 instances of what the researchers call "differentiation," most of which involves throttling.
|
|
A throttling of high-skilled immigration into the US could be a real boost for the tech industries in those countries.
|
|
Orlando, which won at San Antonio to begin the trip, bounced back by throttling the Philadelphia 22ers 214.6-257.1 on Friday.
|
|
Internet providers insist they will not engage in blocking or throttling even in the absence of rules, but critics are skeptical.
|
|
The move on Tuesday is the latest sign that market forces are throttling the Trump administration's bid to save the industry.
|
|
And, well, we have an apology and more discussion on whether Binge On is throttling or smart and helpful for consumers.
|
|
Tehran undertook to curb its nuclear program in return for relief from the international sanctions which have been throttling its economy.
|
|
Since grabbing Crimea, a big chunk of Ukrainian territory, Russia has been throttling Ukrainian shipping through a strait it now controls.
|
|
Apple apologized and lowered its battery replacement fee to $29 in December as a way of compensating for the CPU throttling.
|
|
Under this new shift, it is entirely possible that companies will start throttling, but there's a catch — it must be disclosed.
|
|
In short, if Palestinians want Israel to stop throttling them, they must first convince Israelis it is safe to let go.
|
|
These would be prevented from slowing down or "throttling" a service like Netflix and instead giving priority to another competing service.
|
|
And once Apple admitted it was throttling older iPhone models, users became more informed on how to turn the feature off.
|
|
Yesterday, we reported that Verizon Wireless appeared to be throttling Netflix traffic, — and today, the company seems to have come clean.
|
|
There are some exceptions to that for network management, but throttling a specific service is a textbook violation of those rules.
|
|
Throttling back an aircraft that is designed to fly fast is inefficient and causes it to guzzle a lot of fuel.
|
|
The techlash has been driven partly by fears that centralised digital platforms will end up throttling competition (see our special report).
|
|
Late last month, Verizon was caught throttling the data connections of emergency firefighters battling raging wildfires in Northern California's Mendocino County.
|
|
India's Department of Telecommunications has approved net neutrality rules that ban blocking, throttling, and zero-rating internet data, with some exceptions.
|
|
Government-ordered internet restrictions can include outright blocking or 'throttling' that slows certain websites to the point where they are unusable.
|
|
Google's participation comes following its recent criticism of the program, which it said was unfairly throttling video services without user consent.
|
|
That is why the Commission created the 2015 rules with bans on paid prioritization, blocking of content, and throttling of traffic.
|
|
The rules, which barred data throttling and paid fast lanes, were celebrated as a central tenet of Obama-era government regulation.
|
|
Months after the controversy made headlines and angered consumers, Samsung is only now getting around to trolling Apple for throttling iPhones.
|
|
When it comes to throttling and paid prioritization, Verizon's net neutrality page actually seems to hint that fast lanes could happen.
|
|
This doesn't impact the way your iPhone performs after replacing the battery, however, as iFixit says it didn't experience any throttling.
|
|
Four of seven undefeated teams went down, including some big upsets, like the Tampa Bay Buccaneers throttling the Los Angeles Rams.
|
|
Verizon said it would be introducing a new data plan for first responders that doesn't include throttling after an ensuing uproar.
|
|
Wehe is is designed to be part of Choffnes's research work to determine geographic and carrier-related differences in video throttling.
|
|
The EFF post found that T-Mobile isn't actually "optimizing" any video traffic for Binge On users, it's merely throttling it.
|
|
Furthermore, the ISPs have said they're not planning to throttling data speeds or give priority access to one service or another.
|
|
"When we started getting news of throttling of internet traffic we sent out (information) on the use of VPNs," Hove said.
|
|
The net neutrality rules prohibit internet service providers from blocking or throttling web content, or creating "fast lanes" for some websites.
|
|
Microsoft is working to fix CPU throttling on the company's latest Surface devices, while owners complain of Wi-Fi issues, too.
|
|
A couple of the complaints seek court orders barring Apple from throttling iPhone computer speeds or requiring notification in future instances.
|
|
But by December 2017, Apple was forced to admit that the update had fixed the problem by throttling the phone's performance.
|
|
The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission said Netflix throttling its own video over mobile networks does not violate net neutrality.
|
|
So while Netflix argued that companies like Verizon were throttling its content, Netflix was lying to regulators, the press and consumers.
|
|
Apple will add its processor throttling feature to the iPhone XS and XR next week with the upcoming iOS 13.1 update.
|
|
Although he radioed that he was throttling out of afterburner during the mishap, he failed to do so, the report said.
|
|
Americans in every state and across the political spectrum support rules that ban ISPs from blocking, throttling, and prioritizing web traffic.
|
|
Several American cities have reacted to the invasion of e-scooters by throttling their introduction, although they reduce car traffic and pollution.
|
|
The EFF recently published a report calling out T-Mobile for throttling connections to all video sites as part of the program.
|
|
And while the press release contains a promise of "no data caps," Verizon has a long history of throttling data-hungry users.
|
|
Codenamed Redstone 3, the next update will include features like pinning contacts to the task bar and a new power throttling option.
|
|
But after their experience, Santa Clara fire officials say cellular carriers should reconsider their throttling and capping policies for everyone during emergencies.
|
|
Its new laws, which go into effect on June 6, enforce transparency from ISPs and prohibit blocking, throttling, or prioritizing content online.
|
|
I'd agree with Matthew Panzarino at TechCrunch that this isn't "throttling" per se since it only scales things back at peak conditions.
|
|
It will then respond by throttling its systems and lowering its operating speed to save power and avoid damage, according to NASA.
|
|
ABOUT THE KINGS (1063-0): Sacramento built a 19-point halftime lead and was never threatened while throttling Phoenix in the opener.
|
|
When Verizon was caught throttling the data connection of a wildfire fighting crew in California, Chairman Pai said nothing and did nothing.
|
|
An eloquent populist, Chávez thought that the best way to help the poor was to ramp up government spending while throttling markets.
|
|
The violent crackdown on free speech in Bangladesh accompanied government-imposed internet restrictions, including the throttling of internet access around the country.
|
|
The company added a new "battery health" setting to iOS earlier this year after being criticized for throttling performance on older phones.
|
|
In an email, AT&T clarified that the promotional plans subject to throttling are for first responders' personal use and family plans.
|
|
It's unclear if any throttling will apply after a certain data threshold, as has been AT&T's controversial policy in the past.
|
|
In December, the FCC voted 3-2 in favor of gutting Obama Administration-era protections against data throttling and blocking by ISPs.
|
|
The tests showed throttling not only on the Core i9 laptop, but on all of the models that were announced this month.
|
|
"Blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization would not be per se antitrust violations," he said, in a speech at the National Press Club.
|
|
In the case, the FTC had sought action against AT&T, accusing it of unfairly throttling or lowering data speeds for customers.
|
|
If signed, the law will enshrine the net neutrality protections that Pai's FCC repealed last year, including prohibiting throttling and blocking sites.
|
|
Instead of ham-fistedly blocking or throttling websites, ISPs began to use usage caps, overage fees, and zero rating to hamstring competitors.
|
|
Verizon said that it would be introducing a new data plan for first responders that doesn't include throttling after an ensuing uproar.
|
|
These regions in particular face high prices, slow speeds, and oppressive data caps, contributing to a culture of self-throttling and censorship.
|
|
The Obama-era rules prohibited internet service providers from blocking or throttling legitimate traffic or creating fast lanes for websites to buy.
|
|
Net neutrality regulations kept ISPs from the worst possible discriminatory behaviors, including paid prioritization, throttling traffic, and blocking websites or services completely.
|
|
"You have no idea who is reviewing this content, or if they even bother to research who they are throttling," they said.
|
|
Gizmodo smartly points out that Netflix's secretiveness about throttling speeds is incongruous, since it doesn't really violate principles of net neutrality. Why?
|
|
I had wandered into Saks hoping to learn how a venerable department store was dealing with the upheavals throttling the retail industry.
|
|
The Flyers rode a career-high 22 points from Charles Cooke to a 23-13 throttling of Austin Peay in their opener.
|
|
The beds in this room might have you feeling like Young Anakin Skywalker throttling through the desert in the Boonta Eve Classic.
|
|
Net neutrality proponents claim the added regulatory burden is necessary to prevent ISPs from engaging in anti-competitive behavior like throttling content.
|
|
The production throttling is sparking concern in the workforce that fewer cars could be built in the long term, the newspaper reported.
|
|
The 2015 regulations require internet service providers to treat all web traffic equally, prohibiting them from blocking, throttling or prioritizing certain content.
|
|
Legislation would basically prevent blocking, throttling and paid prioritization but doesn't go to the extreme of reclassifying broadband as a telecommunications service.
|
|
The agency will require broadband companies to disclose if they are blocking or throttling or setting up fast lanes for certain traffic.
|
|
Apple admitted it was slowing down phones with older batteries and explained the throttling was a software fix for a hardware problem.
|
|
When the Trump FCC repealed the 2015 Open Internet Order, it didn't just eliminate the prohibitions against blocking and throttling and paid prioritization.
|
|
Again, it shouldn't directly impact performance, unless manufacturers are throttling CPU speeds to compensate for an aging battery, as Apple recently admitted to.
|
|
The Federal Trade Commission sued AT&T in October 2014, saying the No. 2 U.S. wireless carrier's throttling of Internet feeds was deceptive.
|
|
Verizon imposed these limitations despite being informed that throttling was actively impeding County Fire's ability to provide crisis-response and essential emergency services.
|
|
The $300 price difference also includes a throttling of some internal specs and the loss of two of those four Thunderbolt 3 ports.
|
|
The FCC decided last year to kill the rules that required ISPs to treat internet traffic equally and prohibited practices like targeted throttling.
|
|
The influential OPEC oil cartel gathered at its headquarters in Vienna, Austria with the aim of reaching an accord over throttling back output.
|
|
TNT Stream Unblocker, a service that lets you unlock hundreds of streaming services from all over the world without throttling with your ISP.
|
|
I'm skeptical that the no-blocking and no-throttling rules are preventing any useful services from being rolled out, as several ISPs claim.
|
|
It's clear this power throttling feature has now been delayed to Microsoft's next major Window 10 update, expected to ship later this year.
|
|
Net neutrality won yet another legal victory today when a federal appeals court upheld Federal Communications Commission rules that prohibit data throttling online.
|
|
Image: BloombergAgain, the reason for the discrepancy isn't clear, but Twin Prime's Gabriel Tavridis said he doesn't think Apple is throttling the network.
|
|
If you don't use mobile hotspot and don't care about video throttling, T-Mobile One will be a few bucks cheaper a month.
|
|
Throttling is no easy feat, though, which is why most rockets go "full throttle," or burn all their propellant at a constant rate.
|
|
Cook has said that an upcoming iOS update will offer more detailed battery health information and allow customers to disable the performance throttling.
|
|
He goes after gappers that other outfielders would have to dive for and ends up throttling back by the time he catches them.
|
|
The change was meant to reduce random shutdowns by throttling the phone's CPU, but that also lead to slower performance and customer complaints.
|
|
Correction June 14th, 1:40PM ET: Customers of Verizon's Go Unlimited Plan are subject to throttling immediately, without reaching any kind of cap.
|
|
Comcast has ended its practice of throttling heavy internet users that are congesting the network, the cable company said in a Monday announcement.
|
|
The law will prohibit internet providers from blocking or throttling any legal apps and websites, and it will ban paid prioritization of content.
|
|
Although internet traffic appears to be flowing normally again, Turkey's government frequently responds to political events by blocking certain websites or throttling traffic.
|
|
Last year, Apple admitted it was throttling older iPhone models to compensate for degrading batteries that caused the phones to sometimes shut down.
|
|
The tough net neutrality bill would go beyond the now-repealed 2015 rules that prevented internet providers from blocking, throttling, or prioritizing data.
|
|
The FCC told Comcast to stop throttling BitTorrent traffic in 2007, and Comcast took them to court, saying hey, you don't regulate us.
|
|
The Obama commission's Open Internet Order classified broadband as a Title II utility, prohibiting providers from throttling, blocking, or offering paid fast lanes.
|
|
Finally doing so meant that it uncovered a bug, a so-called "missing digital key" in the firmware, that causes the thermal throttling.
|
|
That bill would ban blocking, throttling, and paid "fast lanes," but would also curb the powers of the FCC to regulate broadband providers.
|
|
There was just one issue, as some early buyers soon found out: In certain scenarios the machines were underperforming due to thermal throttling.
|
|
A California judge decided that the class-action lawsuit filed against AT&T for throttling unlimited data will not be allowed to proceed.
|
|
The most notable update is the addition of a controversial power management switch that will let iPhone users turn off any performance throttling.
|
|
This rollback on specific areas of the shrew bod' might be an energy-saving adaptation, throttling down disproportionately calorie-sucking apps like brains.
|
|
Some of the world's biggest oil producers are trying to see if they can hike global crude oil prices by artificially throttling production.
|
|
I think the throttling of things on ... the way that Amazon privileges its own goods is something there should be an intervention on.
|
|
The legislation ends up throttling New York's already alcohol-barren nightlife scene, and is used to disproportionately target venues servicing communities of color.
|
|
An ongoing study by Northeastern University and the University of Massachusetts claims that Sprint is arbitrarily throttling Microsoft's Skype without adequately informing consumers.
|
|
The problem gained nationwide attention last year when Verizon was widely criticized for throttling firefighters' unlimited data plans during the Mendocino Complex Fire.
|
|
These problems stemming from Apple's throttling eventually lead the iPhone owner to make an abrupt stop at the local Apple Store for help.
|
|
Just as Comcast was trying to push through its $45 billion takeover of Time Warner Cable, Netflix accused it of throttling its service.
|
|
An expert for the group said that domestic Internet providers were "throttling" or slowing connection to specific social sites, causing the blocked access.
|
|
Amazon is gradually pulling everyone deeper into its eco-system and playing around with throttling customer's mobile browsing is not the greatest omen.
|
|
"County Fire has experienced throttling by its ISP, Verizon," Santa Clara County Fire Chief Anthony Bowden said in August, according to Ars Technica.
|
|
The FCC's rules prohibit cable and wireless companies from blocking or throttling internet content, and from striking paid prioritization deals favoring certain content.
|
|
Oregon and Washington have already passed state laws to hold ISPs operating in those states to rules banning blocking, throttling and fast lanes.
|
|
Sprint, for example, has flirted with charging users more money if they want to avoid the arbitrary throttling of video games and music.
|
|
The discovery was the source of major controversy, as iPhone users weren't aware that the performance throttling was caused by poor battery health.
|
|
Title II also gives the FCC the ability to tell ISPs to stop doing something, like throttling data, while Title I does not.
|
|
There could be a world in which the FCC does not have rules on paid prioritization or blocking or throttling on its books.
|
|
THROTTLING Service providers could not slow the transmission of data because of the nature of the content, as long as it was legal.
|
|
And it was the biggest point of emphasis on Sunday when the Milwaukee Bucks made a statement by throttling the ultrafast Sacramento Kings.
|
|
Our wages stayed stagnant in the years after the Great Recession, slowing the recovery down by throttling consumer spending across the economic spectrum.
|
|
Unlike the more expensive plans, there's no guarantee of a certain about of high speed unlimited data you can use without seeing throttling.
|
|
But the new comment period isn't focused on the usual issues that underpin the net neutrality debate, such as blocking or throttling content.
|
|
Indeed economic growth did slow last year, throttling back to 2.1% in the third quarter from 93's brisk pace of nearly 3%.
|
|
The research found that the rate of throttling was consistent throughout the day and didn't change based on the location of the user.
|
|
For instance, there should be no blocking of websites or unfair discrimination based on content and no throttling of speeds based on content.
|
|
THROTTLING Service providers could not slow the transmission of data based on the nature of the content, as long as it is legal.
|
|
Even when Cap is throttling Thanos's hell hounds or taking on Corvus Glaive, it's impossible to pry your eyes away from Rogers's majestic scruff.
|
|
If not slightly confusing, the latest update in the scandal is evidence that Apple can't just stop throttling processors in devices with old batteries.
|
|
Others contend the Apple attempted to deceive iPhone owners by "throttling down" their phone's performance — perhaps to encourage them to buy a new phone.
|
|
If passed, internet service providers (ISPs) will be able to give preferential treatment to services, blocking or throttling traffic to websites at their whim.
|
|
The rules prevented ISPs like Comcast, Verizon, and AT&T from blocking online content and services, throttling online streaming, or otherwise playing favorites online.
|
|
While Chrome has been throttling background tabs for years, the latest update will throttle tabs to limit the average CPU load to 1 percent.
|
|
By throttling back public spending, Binyamin Netanyahu may have left Israel with too little fiscal leeway to invest in public goods and alleviate poverty.
|
|
Counterintuitive to say the least — and something that appeared to be some sort of system throttling, in order to deal with overheating while exporting.
|
|
The rules put in place by Wheeler's 2015 Open Internet Order prevented internet providers from throttling or blocking traffic or offering paid fast lanes.
|
|
Given that oversight at MCI is clearly lacking, the only way these two masterminds were caught at all was due to employee bandwidth throttling.
|
|
Verizon, to its point, was throttling "unlimited" customers in less extreme circumstances who hit certain data thresholds well before last year's net neutrality repeal.
|
|
For example, increased data throughput monitoring and reporting, and possibly throttling, will become critically important so businesses can govern and balance their network utilizations.
|
|
In 2015, the FCC voted to approve strict net neutrality rules, prohibiting internet service providers from throttling connection customers' speeds or blocking certain sites.
|
|
Toyota now faces similar opprobrium for throttling back the batteries of some of its older Prius hybrid cars, to prevent them frying their electronics.
|
|
That means all of the companies we checked with have had to abide by the no blocking, no throttling, and no paid prioritization rules.
|
|
"Broadband ISPs are committed to providing an open internet for their customers, including protections like no content blocking or throttling," CEO Jonathan Spalter said.
|
|
Stakeholders will seek bright line rules requiring transparency and prohibiting blocking and throttling from the place the debate always should have taken place: Congress.
|
|
That includes a 15.5 percent cut to yield expectations in 2012, when a crop-wasting drought was throttling harvest prospects across the U.S. Midwest.
|
|
They also found CPU performance could "vary quite significantly" — up to 50% on the same Samsung device — because of throttling and power optimization logic.
|
|
That said, I think the transparency requirements of Pai's proposal are important, forcing ISPs to publicly disclose if there's throttling, blocking or fast lanes.
|
|
Linus Tech Tips used the tool to discover the device throttling at around 90 degrees, just 20 minutes after coming out of the box.
|
|
Starting in 2011, the company began throttling to a fraction of the speed they normally got customers with "unlimited data" who hit data caps.
|
|
Verizon on Friday apologized for throttling the data speeds for a fire department as it was battling the largest recorded wildfire in California's history.
|
|
Apple CEO Tim Cook today shared that the next update to iOS 11 will allow users to disable battery performance throttling on their device.
|
|
The FCC order reversed rules barring internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
|
|
The spokesperson also said that Google conducted extensive testing on Stadia and its related hardware, and that it did not see thermal throttling issues.
|
|
This technique, known as throttling, ensures that all of their users are able to use the network – but the FCC's order prohibits this management.
|
|
But one that was, perhaps, needed after the company was thrown under the spotlight for poorly communicating performance throttling on iPhones with aging batteries.
|
|
First, the standoff between Washington and Tehran is becoming pricklier, and any lasting Iranian throttling of the Strait of Hormuz would significantly affect supply.
|
|
Throttling nodes would require a service provider to manage traffic at the IP level, Sirer noted, and not simply look for a particular protocol.
|
|
Along with web companies like Facebook and Google, internet service providers support open internet rules preventing blocking, throttling or unfair discrimination of online traffic.
|
|
The FCC's order reversed rules barring internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
|
|
The streaming video company recently admitted that is has been throttling data speeds for customers watching Netflix on Verizon and AT&T-powered devices.
|
|
The appeals court decided that the 2018 throttling incident, which occurred after the FCC's 2017 vote, shouldn't be considered as evidence in the suit.
|
|
The FCC last year approved strict rules against throttling Internet traffic as part of its broader regulations, which are currently being challenged in court.
|
|
In the absence of an explicit ban on these actions, providers are required to publicly disclose any instance of blocking, throttling or paid prioritization.
|
|
In their opening match of the World Cup, the USWNT announced their arrival with an exclamation point, throttling Thailand in a 13-0 blowout.
|
|
It has been a strong champion of net neutrality rules, which are meant to bar Internet service providers from blocking or throttling Internet traffic.
|
|
" The rules required internet service providers to treat all websites equally, banning them from blocking or throttling certain content or creating internet "fast lanes.
|
|
Indeed, putting the Core i29 MacBook Pro in a freezer would help cool down the processor enough to reach higher speeds without thermal throttling.
|
|
Or it might be Forrer's concise view of human history, a shorthand representation of where all our tugging, hugging, and throttling has gotten us.
|
|
The alliance has reportedly discussed throttling back production by as much as 1.4 million barrels per day, or roughly 1 percent of global oil supply.
|
|
Eric Schmidt, the CEO at the time, "pounded the table for many years" about the prospect of ISPs throttling Google's content, an early Googler recalled.
|
|
Yet, as HTC and Motorola told the Verge today, neither throttling or unexpected shutdowns are the typical intended behavior for phones with aging batteries, either.
|
|
You could argue that it solved the throttling complaint by including hardware updates in newer iPhones so that they may not need to be throttled.
|
|
The Federal Communications Commission has been pushing for a rollback of Obama-era net neutrality protections that prevent internet service providers from selectively throttling data.
|
|
But that won't end the fight over rules that prohibit internet service providers from creating fast lanes for some content, while blocking or throttling others.
|
|
While they wished to remain anonymous, they told me they weren't surprised at all to hear that the Core i9 MacBook was suffering from throttling.
|
|
While that device sounds good on paper there are currently widespread reports that the processor is too hot for the chassis, leading to unpleasant throttling.
|
|
" O'Rielly said it is unlikely any internet provider would voluntarily submit to a "PR nightmare" by "attempting to engage in blocking, throttling or improper discrimination.
|
|
Now is the right time to compromise on a bipartisan bill that guarantees no blocking, no throttling, no paid prioritization – the core net neutrality principles.
|
|
Despite apologizing, the company has defended the throttling, saying it only did so in order to prevent iPhones with old batteries from randomly shutting down.
|
|
An attorney representing internet service providers also argued that there wasn't enough evidence of throttling and blocking to show the net neutrality rules were necessary.
|
|
Last night, Verizon launched a Super Bowl ad campaign honoring first responders, months after a scandal over throttling firefighters during a wildfire crisis in California.
|
|
A white man appears to be throttling a Native American man — clearly identified by the feather in his hair — and wrestling him to the ground.
|
|
But the Adrian Darya 1's release shows that even Mr Johnson is unwilling to break with Europe and join Mr Trump in throttling Iran.
|
|
That's because, prior to the 2015 ruling, major ISPs in the US had already been accused of throttling speeds and degrading service to their customers.
|
|
The power slider has appeared again in the latest Windows 10 preview build, and you can opt out individual apps from the power throttling too.
|
|
After widespread public outrage, Apple eventually offered to replace people's old iPhone batteries for $29, which would end throttling and make older phones run faster.
|
|
It's worth pointing out, however, that Comcast will start throttling speed after you've used 20 GB, which is lower than similar plans from other companies.
|
|
Verizon rivals AT&T and T-Mobile include some level of video "optimization" (better described as throttling) as part of their base unlimited data plans.
|
|
This has led to much conspiratorial thinking that liberal-leaning Silicon Valley is throttling their access in an effort to tip the scales of democracy.
|
|
All that being said, Choffnes and his fellow researchers hope the debate around throttling and not-so-unlimited data plans is reaching a tipping point.
|
|
On its network management page, the company says it "does not favor certain websites or internet applications" by blocking or throttling, except for security purposes.
|
|
The ability to toggle throttling on or off only applies to the iPhone 23 / 7 Plus, SE, 6S / 6S Plus, 6 / 6 Plus for now.
|
|
Under the plan the FCC will review complaints from consumers about ISPs, and determine if they are disclosing bad behavior like blocking or throttling content.
|
|
After a week of speculation on whether the new MacBook Pro was throttling performance under heat, Apple released a software fix to address the problem.
|
|
If a laptop USB port or an older outlet is throttling the charge, press the boost button, and Charby Sense will double your charging speed.
|
|
Last December, the Federal Communications Commission voted to jettison its Obama-era rules forbidding broadband providers from blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against legal content.
|
|
In March, Washington state enacted a law banning broadband providers in the state from blocking or throttling legal content, and from offering paid fast lanes.
|
|
But if the iPhone X has only Qualcomm modems, that could mean no throttling and faster modem performance for Apple's top-of-the-line iPhone.
|
|
Barclays analysts see the same pattern in their coverage universe, with small- and mid-cap companies throttling back spending far more than large-cap drillers.
|
|
But to truly live in the dystopian world where cyberpunk thrives, in fiction at least, wouldn't the big, web-throttling corporations have to win first?
|
|
They're throttling data — Zero rating is the controversial practice of excusing certain apps and services from data caps, which effectively makes everything else more expensive.
|
|
John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) introduced a bill on Wednesday that would prohibit companies like Comcast and Verizon from blocking or throttling web content.
|
|
Phil Murphy (D) signed an executive order prohibiting all internet service providers that do business with the state from blocking, throttling or favoring web content.
|
|
Internet access providers are prohibited from blocking or throttling the Internet content of consumers' choice or from exacting "pay-to-play" tolls from online companies.
|
|
The subpar showing is likely due to the rise of throttling, which results in delayed load times, buffering, and degrading quality when streaming video content.
|
|
The bill would reinstate the FCC's 2015 order that prohibited internet service providers from blocking or throttling web content or from creating internet fast lanes.
|
|
Late Thursday night, the Wall Street Journal reported that Netflix has been "throttling the quality" of their videos on AT&T and Verizon wireless networks.
|
|
As a result of Thursday's vote, internet service providers will no longer be prohibited from blocking or throttling websites, or charging sites for faster speeds.
|
|
After three weeks, Louisville looks like the most impressive team in college football, proving itself with a 63 - 20 throttling of No. 2 Florida State.
|
|
Is there anything else that people should be aware of when they're starting to look into one of these new unlimited plans, aside from throttling?
|
|
This move gave the agency the legal authority to enforce net neutrality by prohibiting ISPs from blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against legal online content.
|
|
Following moves by Netflix and YouTube, Amazon announced today that it, too, will be throttling streaming bitrates in Europe in an effort to conserve bandwidth.
|
|
The controversy first emerged at the end of 2017 when users spotted that the latest version of iOS was throttling the performance of older iPhones.
|
|
It has come to this, in a subterranean station that is already one of the most claustrophobic, confusing and spirit-throttling spaces in the city.
|
|
If the story doesn't bend their way, studios and production companies throttling art to fit their corporate will make fitting villains, ripe for conspiracy theorizing.
|
|
All we can say with certainty is that we are not throttling Skype, and our own network tests found no degradation in Skype user experience.
|
|
In the past, he said, Iran would either intentionally slow down the internet through bandwidth throttling, or block individual websites such as Facebook and Twitter.
|
|
Phil Murphy (D) signed an executive order prohibiting all internet service providers that do business with the state from blocking, throttling or favoring web content.
|
|
And Verizon and the fire department engaged in a seven month discussion over whether Verizon ought to be throttling the fire department's broadband in the middle of huge forest fires and eventually what Verizon said was they would stop throttling the broadband if the fire department paid more than double of what they were paying before for broadband and the fire department had no place to go.
|
|
While it's a new feature on the iPhone X and iPhone 8 devices, battery-related processor throttling has existed on older iPhones for a while now.
|
|
All things considered, if you have a newer phone, you probably have a pretty healthy battery, and the throttling wouldn't affect you for quite some time.
|
|
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said it reversed the district court's denial of AT&T's motion to dismiss the "data-throttling" lawsuit.
|
|
Verizon isn't offering a very satisfactory explanation for the radical shift in approach, but the company believes it's well within its rights to implement this throttling.
|
|
Businesses are equally concerned about possibly throttling a vital source of research, says Christian Troncoso, a policy director at BSA, an association of leading tech companies.
|
|
Jay Inslee has sought to push the local utilities regulator to require that internet providers certify they aren't blocking, throttling or otherwise interfering with web traffic.
|
|
The other appealing thing is sustained performance: having a good enough power and heat management system to allow the phone to keep going without throttling itself.
|
|
UPDATE 5:58 PM EST: This article has been updated to include new information that traffic throttling in Turkey appears to have ceased for the moment.
|
|
The courts have been extremely clear that Title II is the only legally sound way to enforce net neutrality and ban throttling, blocking, and paid prioritization.
|
|
Like the FCC's dismantled 2015 net neutrality rules, SB822 prohibits ISPs from unfairly throttling or blocking websites and services that compete with an ISP's own offerings.
|
|
A study this week found that AT&T and Verizon are throttling mobile video platforms like Netflix and YouTube more now that net neutrality is dead.
|
|
The throttling, the filers say, also showed how service providers will be willing to act in ways that benefit themselves financially in the absence of regulations.
|
|
As for throttling and fast lanes, the company has no stance, and even seems to be excited to use the absence of rules to its advantage.
|
|
It offers an ultra-secure and intuitive way to mask your identity, unblock websites, and surf the web at blazing speeds without throttling with your bandwidth.
|
|
Its throttling policy doesn't violate net neutrality principles, but the least the company can do is proactively notify customers when it messes with their video streams.
|
|
Apple's statement starts by reiterating that its throttling practice was designed to help prevent older iPhone batteries from overloading during peak workloads and inadvertently shutting down.
|
|
There's also been a lack of clarity on how users can tell if throttling is the cause of their woes or how to resolve the issue.
|
|
The bigger picture: Pai has the votes to adopt his plan, which would undo the existing rules against blocking, throttling and fast lanes on the internet.
|
|
It also ran a problematic video throttling scheme called "Binge On," until criticism forced the company to tweak how it was downgrading third-party video streams.
|
|
Blackstone is expanding its presence in the nearly $300bn market for US subprime car loans, while some of its competitors are showing signs of throttling back.
|
|
There's nothing more wrong — or joyous — than throttling a full-size Nissan Titan pickup on a track designed for vehicles that can nestle in its bed.
|
|
There might not be another team in the NBA better at throttling a high-scoring offense than the Utah Jazz, who visit the Hornets on Wednesday.
|
|
VERIZON APOLOGIZES: Verizon on Friday apologized for throttling the data speeds for a fire department as it was battling the largest recorded wildfire in California's history.
|
|
"The takeaway is that the original batteries were causing a lot of CPU throttling, and replacing the batteries seems to have completely cured that," Suovanen said.
|
|
It was able to overcome a mismatch between supply and demand in certain neighborhoods by throttling some of its supply to areas that had more demand.
|
|
Just before launch, the news broke that Apple was throttling iPhone performance on phones with old batteries, and Apple started rejecting every update of this app.
|
|
Instead of throttling back to support prices as the cartel had done so often, it left the market alone and even increased production for a time.
|
|
Jay Inslee (D) signed a bill Monday afternoon forbidding internet service providers from blocking or throttling web content, or from charging websites for higher delivery speeds.
|
|
Travel companies have been forced to strike Crimea off their destination lists, throttling an industry that once brought 6 million visitors to the peninsula each year.
|
|
What's more, when the Obama FCC first began pursuing net neutrality in 2010, it could cite only four minor examples of anti-competitive content throttling behavior.
|
|
AT&T (T), which is CNN's parent company, allegedly started throttling, or slowing speeds, for customers with unlimited data plans in 2011, according to the FTC.
|
|
Throttling was allegedly initiated after customers used as little as 2 gigabytes of data in a billing period, the FTC said in a press release today.
|
|
Governments slow internet speed by reducing bandwidth, or "throttling", and target and shut down certain URLs like Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp, a process known as filtering.
|
|
Sprint has been throttling data used by Microsoft-owned Skype, according to a new study conducted by researchers at Northeastern University and the University of Massachusetts.
|
|
"The business community can band together in their existing associations ... and demand governments rein in their destructive tendency to order internet blackouts and throttling," Micek said.
|
|
"Unlike comparable options from other cloud providers, E0.11 VMs can sustain high CPU load without artificial throttling or complicated pricing," the company writes in today's announcement.
|
|
In June 21989, three years after he accidentally shot his friend, Maury was arrested on an assault charge, accused of throttling a would-be car thief.
|
|
In June 21989, three years after he accidentally shot his friend, Maury was arrested on an assault charge, accused of throttling a would-be car thief.
|
|
The once-thriving trade across the border was what fueled Ms. Ma's rise, and the throttling of it now seems to have contributed to her fall.
|
|
Since then, Netflix's market position in video has become even more dominant, making it difficult for ISPs to justify angering customers by potentially throttling Netflix speeds.
|
|
The difficulty of deep throttling an engine increases in a non-linear way, so 2:1 is fairly easy, but a deep 5:1 is very hard.
|
|
But Iranian authorities were still trying to curb political mobilization by throttling internet speeds to the point of unusability in the days leading up to the election.
|
|
Last Friday, the Bundesnetzagentur, or Federal Network Agency, forbade the company Deutsche Telekom from throttling the streaming speeds of videos as part of its additional StreamOn service.
|
|
The upshot: It raises the prospect of eliminating some of the rules against blocking, throttling and paid prioritization, opening the door to fast lanes on the internet.
|
|
Photo: GettyA multi-university study released this week concluded that Sprint has been throttling the bandwidth of customers using Skype, Microsoft's popular internet-based video chat service.
|
|
For its part, the company told Ars Technica the video throttling was "across the board" and affected its own video streaming services, not just third-party services.
|
|
So while this qualifies as throttling, it isn't "zero-rating," which (as with programs from T-Mobile and Sprint) prevents that streaming data from counting at all.
|
|
But the EPA is also throttling media access to its work on everything from toxic chemicals in drinking water to limiting the science used to develop regulations.
|
|
The most serious problem with Binge On, as it is now, is that T-Mobile has imposed throttling without its customers' making an informed choice to participate.
|
|
Certainly there are secondary issues with Binge On. T-Mobile is throttling all videos, not just those of streaming providers who have signed up with T-Mobile.
|
|
Instead of looking to the extremes, and discarding twenty years of bipartisan consensus, we can come together on shared principles to address blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization.
|
|
With regard to the remaining rules (no blocking, no throttling, no paid prioritization, transparency), the majority doesn't make firm proposals on whether to retain or repeal them.
|
|
If California and other states win their legal challenges, that doesn't just protect residents in those states; it makes maintaining a blanket throttling policy much more difficult.
|
|
Carriers have also failed to be honest about how the practice works, such as when T-Mobile was secretly throttling all video traffic, not just certain partners.
|
|
Iowa State has vaulted into a tie for second in the league after stunning Oklahoma in Norman, throttling Kansas in Ames and stymieing Texas Tech in Lubbock.
|
|
Even though AT&T says it supports aspects of net neutrality like not blocking or throttling certain websites, the letter doesn't address paid prioritization and fast lanes.
|
|
Why is it so bizarre to see AT&T protesting the rollback rules intended to prevent internet service providers from throttling traffic to particular websites and services?
|
|
Still, if that's what Verizon means by optimization, then it looks an awful lot like the throttling scenarios net neutrality advocates have been warning about for years.
|
|
And we were unable to even get a statement clarifying the existing positions at Google Fi. Takeaway: Google doesn't make any promises regarding throttling and paid prioritization.
|
|
In 2015, the agency treated it more like a utility, which gave it more authority to ban practices like blocking, throttling or creating fast lanes for content.
|
|
When in 4G, the three eligible plans are subject to data throttling after a set amount of data, but when in 5G, that is not the case.
|
|
Most of these bills ban ISPs from engaging in most of the more common examples of anti-competitive behavior, including blocking or throttling competing websites or services.
|
|
Photo: GettyFollowing news that the Department of Justice has allegedly opened an investigation into Apple's practice of throttling iPhones with aging batteries, the company is speaking out.
|
|
Due to the overall lack of transparency around the throttling policy, it's not totally clear how far gone a battery needs to be before it gets activated.
|
|
People have become more concerned over the past few years about blocking, throttling, fast lanes and the general ability to access content and services on the internet.
|
|
He noted that OPEC is throttling back output faster than Goldman expected, while Venezuelan supply continues to tank and Russia says it will accelerate its production cuts.
|
|
Yes, that's right — the FCC (and net neutrality advocates) thought no throttling was so important, the FCC established a prohibition on it as a bright-line rule.
|
|
This vote ensured that Internet users would have the strongest possible protections against blocking, throttling and discrimination of online content by their wired and wireless broadband providers.
|
|
"When an Internet provider targets a service for throttling, the playing field can tilt in favor of one service over another," Choffnes told me in an email.
|
|
It's a move that has a cascading effect: It means the FCC cannot — and will not, under Pai — outright prohibit practices like blocking, throttling or paid prioritization.
|
|
That included a throttling back of Instagram's promotion inside the Facebook app, apparently ordered by Zuckerberg, that dropped weekly referrals significantly by hundreds of thousands of users.
|
|
The resolution would roll back FCC chairman Ajit Pai's recent internet order under the Congressional Review Act, effectively restoring the 2015 rules against paid prioritization and throttling.
|
|
Several companies have announced that they are throttling back or, in one case, shutting down their oil sands operations in the area and pulling their employees out.
|
|
Wiener's bill would put in place the restrictions against blocking sites, throttling connection speeds and creating so-called internet fast lanes that were in the 85033 order.
|
|
In addition, the report said, "Radio communication problems, including the lack of interoperability and throttling affected the tactical operations inside of Building 12, including the medical response."
|
|
A decade ago, in a bid to silence protests around the 2009 presidential elections, Iran used bandwidth throttling, which left the country's internet online, but painfully slow.
|
|
When she stood up, throttling with tears for La Porsha, it was like a beautiful bottle of sand art had just been flung into the sparkling sea.
|
|
A new investigation by the Electronic Frontier Foundation has found that T-Mobile is throttling data speeds for videos from services that are not Binge On participants.
|
|
Also, by throttling video from providers that don't participate in the Binge On program, T-Mobile is effectively punishing companies that choose not to partner with it.
|
|
Sources at Bloomberg and Reuters say the FCC's head honcho will showcase plans next week for a vote to repeal a 2015 order regulating web traffic throttling.
|
|
Specifically, he was referring to Comcast throttling user connections, a decision the corporation defended as necessary to manage scarce network capacity, though it was ultimately ruled illegal.
|
|
The question is: can they come back if France starts to settle in and tighten the screws on defense, just throttling the life out of the final.
|
|
Indeed, net neutrality rules are meant to prohibit throttling on the basis of content, and not, say, in the case of a customer exceeding a data cap.
|
|
Airports and high-speed railways in Guangdong, too, were shut down, throttling traffic in one of world's most urbanized and densely populated regions, with 100 million people.
|
|
Verizon faced criticism for allegedly throttling the data plan of the Santa Clara County Fire Department as it sought to fight the largest wildfire in California history.
|
|
Apple responded by instituting a battery replacement program, at $21 a battery, and giving iPhone owners the option to turn off "throttling" in a future software update.
|
|
By reclassifying the industry, the FCC also gained the legal footing to impose rules on internet service providers prohibiting them from blocking, throttling or prioritizing web content.
|
|
The FCC voted to reverse the rules that barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic, or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
|
|
Kate Brown (D) signed a bill similar to one passed in Washington state that blocked internet service providers like AT&T and Comcast from throttling online traffic.
|
|
As his days throttling IndyCars up to 2053 miles an hour begin to wind down, Helio Castroneves is looking forward to kicking back at a country club.
|
|
The new authority gives the agency power to ban internet service providers from blocking, throttling, create fast lanes or unreasonably discriminating against certain kinds of internet traffic.
|
|
Through it, the FCC adopted no-blocking, no-throttling, and no-paid prioritization rules and decided to "forbear" or refrain from enforcing many of the other rules.
|
|
Fast and Furious 8: The Fate of the Furious, the latest chapter in Universal's box office–throttling franchise, is a clinic in lunacy, destruction, and unbridled joy.
|
|
"Some cable companies and content providers aren't going to be happy with this bill because it prohibits them from blocking and throttling web content," said the Senator.
|
|
It's pretty nuts if you think about it: Apple is deliberately throttling the performance its own product simply to ensure that everyone has roughly the same user experience.
|
|
" Instead the throttling and extra cost for the Santa Clara Fire Department was "a mistake in how we communicated with our customer about the terms of its plan.
|
|
In some ways, it's surprising to hear this is happening on new phones, instead of older devices with deteriorated batteries as we have seen with Apple's throttling problems.
|
|
Nor does he say that the FTC's authority wouldn't prohibit fast lanes, blocking or throttling so long as the broadband provider tells you it's engaging in those practices.
|
|
They will no longer be prohibited from censoring or throttling content whenever they see fit, even if doing so only benefits the services from which they directly profit.
|
|
Microsoft is also working on a new power throttling feature for its next major Windows 10 update in September, to help reduce background task interference with battery life.
|
|
With regard to the basic rules of net neutrality — no blocking, no throttling, no paid prioritization and transparency — the NPRM asks the same general question: are they necessary?
|
|
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said in an order that it would reconsider the "data throttling" case before the full or "en-banc" 11-judge panel.
|
|
It said last week that its video throttling was a matter of "network testing" that would be "completed shortly," and speeds since appear to have returned to normal.
|
|
Over the past few months, Republicans have proposed their own net neutrality measures, most of which would outlaw blocking and throttling but wouldn't reinstate the Title II provisions.
|
|
We continue to exercise the deep throttling of our full scale 43,000 lbf BE-4, the reusability of our hydrostatic pump bearings and our stable start/stop cycles.
|
|
So if you do suspect throttling that isn't disclosed, or even if it is disclosed, file a complaint with the FTC and FCC for unfair or disruptive behavior.
|
|
Netflix throttling some customers doesn't technically break that rule—Netflix isn't an ISP—but it skirts dangerously close to breaking the principle of treating all packets the same.
|
|
But when 2018 comes to a close, that temporary pricing — introduced in response to last year's throttling controversy that affected iPhones with aging batteries — will be going away.
|
|
The biggest change promised by the FCC commissioners, however, is the repeal of the Title II net neutrality order that prohibits ISPs from blocking or throttling web traffic.
|
|
It will also prevent the slowing down of connection speeds, also known as throttling, as well as paid prioritization, where ISPs favor certain traffic that's beneficial to them.
|
|
This is not because of the rules' core tenets — no blocking websites, no throttling internet speeds, no demanding payments for access — which many small providers say they support.
|
|
Apple has acknowledged that thermal throttling is a real issue caused by a software bug, and it's issuing a software update today that is designed to address it.
|
|
After the dual-controversies the MacBook Pro has been involved in — the redesigned keyboard and thermal throttling — some Apple users are on high alert for other potential problems.
|
|
The intangibility of throttling through space felt freeing: Someone might have seen me sobbing or singing or dancing through the window, but by then, I was already gone.
|
|
However, our 63-inch MacBook Pro sample did experience some graphics-stuttering issues in the course of testing in PC Labs that could be attributed to thermal throttling.
|
|
In 63, the Obama-era FCC passed sweeping regulations that banned broadband providers such as Comcast and Verizon from blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against lawful internet content.
|
|
Why it matters: Though Apple has admitted to throttling processing speeds and is offering reduced prices on battery replacements, the company is still facing lawsuits from angry consumers.
|
|
The FCC under Trump in December 2017 reversed rules barring internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
|
|
Fortunately, that was the worst part of the day, one that saw me go from throttle-throttling noob to trail-shredding semi-noob courtesy of the Cake Kalk.
|
|
The government's anti-trust watchdog issued the fine, which included €5 million for the actual throttling, and €5 million for not making iPhone battery replacement easy or transparent.
|
|
That means that Layer3 can manage your content and bandwidth directly, without having to worry about a middleman network throttling your data, or congestion slowing down your speed.
|
|
Two Democratic lawmakers are pressing the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to look into Verizon's throttling of a fire department's unlimited data plan during recent wildfires in California. Sen.
|
|
The bill would reverse the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) party-line vote in 2202 to repeal the rules prohibiting broadband companies from blocking, throttling or prioritizing certain websites.
|
|
They want to see us make "no blocking, no throttling, no anticompetitive prioritization" the law of the land, forever, full stop, and that requires a clean neutrality bill.
|
|
The independent monitoring organization TurkeyBlocks also reported throttling and other forms of censorship on Friday, linking the disruptions and blocks to the arrests of pro-Kurdish party leaders.
|
|
The law bans broadband providers offering service in the state from blocking or throttling legal content, or from offering fast-lane access to companies willing to pay extra.
|
|
Lawmakers in Texas are considering a bill that would stop internet service providers (ISPs) from throttling mobile internet service in areas where a disaster declaration has been issued.
|
|
In December, the agency voted 3-2 to adopt an order that rolled back existing internet freedom rules that prohibited ISPs from throttling speeds or blocking online content.
|
|
Meanwhile, a sly UK garage shuffle gives "Tin" its sense of throttling momentum, bouncily punctuated by a distorted tom motif that pans back and forth across the mix.
|
|
Apparently there's a lot of confusion around what "unlimited" means To be clear, that means Sprint will still be throttling subscribers when they're streaming videos, music, and games.
|
|
The FCC was not in a position to tell it to stop, since at the time Comcast was regulated under Title I. Comcast ultimately lifted the throttling anyway.
|
|
It is, at times, unbearable: a sickening drone that implies the imagined sounds of a deep-sea monster, or the throttling of alien spacecrafts as depicted in movies.
|
|
The FCC voted Thursday along party lines to reverse the Obama era rules barring internet service providers from blocking or throttling internet traffic, or offering paid fast lanes.
|
|
The bill's ascent is fueled by Apple's iPhone-throttling controversy, which has placed a renewed focus on the fact that our electronics have become increasingly difficult to repair.
|
|
Some people may not even understand what throttling really means: They're going to limit your data speeds on hotspots and tethering, which I do all the time. Yeah.
|
|
"The FCC's Order eliminates the rules that prevent broadband providers from blocking, throttling, and otherwise interfering with consumers' access to content online," argues the ESA in court documents.
|
|
"This throttling has had a significant impact on our ability to provide emergency services," Santa Clara County fire chief Anthony Bowden wrote in a declaration in the lawsuit.
|
|
It also pressed T-Mobile to run the program on an "opt-in" basis, rather than as the default option, and to make clear disclosures about the throttling.
|
|
The throttling didn't stop until the referee, Herb Dean, stepped in to save Cerrone, halting the main event of U.F.C. 246 after just 333 seconds on Saturday night.
|
|
It later updated iOS so that, even if your phone is at risk of random shutdowns, you can turn off the processor throttling feature to regain full performance.
|
|
"While most everyone agrees on no blocking and no throttling, we need to get the policy right on the impact of prioritization," the spokeswoman said in an email.
|
|
Take T-Mobile's BingeOn program, for example, which exempted video streaming from customers' data caps while also throttling video streams to prevent them from overwhelming T-Mobile's network.
|
|
It packs over 1,000 servers spread across more than 100 locations worldwide and it even overcomes ISP speed throttling and lets you log in on five different devices simultaneously.
|
|
Last December, the Federal Communications Commission's Republican majority overturned Obama-era rules meant to protect internet users from net neutrality violations, including the throttling of mobile applications and services.
|
|
The bill would ensure "no throttling, no blocking, no paid prioritization and oversight of interconnection" rules between internet providers and backbone transit providers, his office said in a statement.
|
|
T-Mobile is also throttling videos that it's not zero-rating, when it could at least try to zero-rate them (even if it couldn't commit to doing so).
|
|
The evidence was submitted as part of a lawsuit seeking to reinstate California net neutrality rules that prohibit internet service providers from slowing, or "throttling," traffic for valid customers.
|
|
From that perspective, there is little to be lost from throttling the number of asylum seekers allowed to enter, because most of them shouldn't have been allowed in anyway.
|
|
Contracts with carriers like Comcast and AT&T are going to be more challenging to negotiate in light of today's ruling and the additional power they have over throttling.
|
|
Microsoft won't enable power throttling when a laptop is plugged in, and you can use the slider to enable the best performance or best battery life on the go.
|
|
This is important because no matter how much sense something makes to us as consumers — no fast lanes, no content throttling — that doesn't mean it holds water in court.
|
|
The discounted pricing for battery replacements was offered in light of the iPhone throttling scandal, which saw Apple degrade performance of older phones to compensate for their aging batteries.
|
|
During his time as chairman, Wheeler issued the 2015 Open Internet Order, a set of rules that protests net neutrality by prohibiting ISPs from blocking or throttling web traffic.
|
|
Although this finding seemed to confirm the "Apple slows old iPhones" meme, the company said this throttling was needed to compensate for the (unavoidable) degraded performance of old batteries.
|
|
If all goes well the 27 Merlin engines on the three boosters will roar to life at the same time, with those on the central one then throttling back.
|
|
By throttling traffic to social media sites instead of blocking them wholesale, the effect is the same but much more difficult to get around or even detect, Madory said.
|
|
And it seeks to appeal to militant factions of Fatah as the Palestinian Authority squeezes Gaza, cutting salaries to Palestinian civil servants and throttling subsidies for fuel and electricity.
|
|
The two agencies have agreed to jointly enforce the Restoring Internet Freedom Order's transparency rules, which require internet service providers to disclose whether they're throttling or blocking legal content.
|
|
The controversy forced Apple to issue a public apology, and now customers will be given the option to disable all throttling no matter how old their iPhone's battery is.
|
|
" Carr added that if ISPs "reached agreements to act in a non-neutral manner by unfairly blocking, throttling, or discriminating against traffic, those agreements would be per se unlawful.
|
|
Apple only admitted that it was throttling phones with degraded batteries after benchmarking companies and Reddit sleuths demonstrated that the affected phones were running at a reduced clock speed.
|
|
And the movie's big fights are whirling, swirling pops of orange explosions, blue fire, and ruby lasers bouncing off each other like pinballs, throttling the action into high gear.
|
|
"Throttling affects our ability to provide real-time updates and coordination of resources at these large fires," said Adam Cosner of the California Professional Firefighters in a Reddit AMA.
|
|
After T-Mobile CEO John Legere accused his rivals of throttling Netflix video last week, the streaming service came out and admitted it was slowing down its own streams.
|
|
And if China's recent record is any guide, pump-priming may result in wasteful projects and even bigger piles of bad debt that could end up throttling the economy.
|
|
The FCC voted in December along party lines to reverse rules introduced in 2015 that barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic, or offering paid fast lanes.
|
|
Visible says there's no throttling at the end of the month and subscribers can pay using internet-based payment services like PayPal and Venmo (which is owned by PayPal).
|
|
T-Mobile is coming out hard to defend itself against accusations that its new Binge On offering is throttling customers' video streaming in potential violation of net neutrality rules.
|
|
Though Netflix has kept a low profile since acknowledging its throttling, it has averred that it did so to assist some of its customers in remaining under data caps.
|
|
It's possible that throttling video streams violates the net neutrality laws passed by California and Washington last year, depending on how courts interpret exceptions for "reasonable network management" practices.
|
|
It foregoes much of the physical ruggedizing for software that will theoretically compensate for conditions on the ISS — throttling its performance in reaction to space-based radiation, for instance.
|
|
But they're slow and fraught with a lot of litigation — and they won't necessarily stop internet service providers like Verizon or Comcast from throttling your bandwidth in the meantime.
|
|
He has never said that he's actually opposed to blocking or throttling and identified a mechanism under his new rules by which those activities would be even slightly limited.
|
|
Ohio State embarrassed Nebraska last weekend with a 48-7 throttling, and will look to keep their collective foot on the gas this Saturday at home against Michigan State.
|
|
Tech firms that support net neutrality rules — banning internet providers from engaging in blocking, throttling and paid prioritization — will add messages about the issue to their websites starting Wednesday.
|
|
"Americans in every state and across the political spectrum support rules that ban ISPs from blocking, throttling and prioritizing web traffic," said Michael Beckerman, who leads the Internet Association.
|
|
Combined, Senator Scott Wiener's SB 822 and Senator Kevin de Leon's SB 460 closely mirror the FCC's discarded rules by banning anti-competitive throttling or unfair "paid prioritization" deals.
|
|
If the so-called defeat device detected that the car was being tested, the full emissions control systems would kick in, throttling back the pollution spewing from the vehicle.
|
|
Verizon took significant PR heat last summer when it violated its own policies by throttling firefighters' "unlimited" 4G wireless connections as they battled the largest wildfire in California's history.
|
|
Hundreds of New York residents came together last night to talk about the challenges facing the city's nightlife and to implore officials to overturn the arcane laws throttling it.
|
|
It's also perhaps not the best public relations move given that another Apple controversy involving performance throttling of iPhones with older batteries is quite fresh in its customers' memory.
|
|
Alice's two daughters — Helen (Heather Burns) and Rosie (Natalie Gold) — seem better adjusted; even so, Helen winds up fulfilling the audience's unspoken wish by throttling Fanny in the stairwell.
|
|
" Moreover, the cheesy "boardroom" of "The Apprentice" would ultimately become "a direct blueprint for Trump's administration, a dogpile of competitors, cronies and relatives throttling one another daily for survival.
|
|
But a lot of the action is really happening closer to the nucleus, in Lightcap's bold-toned, wide-open bass playing, and the drummers' throttling nine-beat rhythm. RUSSONELLO
|
|
Using 5G data will count toward the unlimited plans' throttling caps (50GB and 100GB of total data usage), though, which means you could burn through those limits pretty quickly.
|
|
Additionally, progressives in the Arizona Democratic Party cite Sinema's resistance to joining fellow Democrats in trying to reinstate net neutrality rules to prevent internet service providers from throttling websites.
|
|
"While most everyone agrees on no blocking and no throttling, we need to get the policy right on the impact of prioritization," a committee spokeswoman said in an email.
|
|
The Republican-led FCC voted in December to repeal the Obama-era consumer protections that prohibited internet providers from blocking or throttling websites, or creating paid internet fast lanes.
|
|
He said he would also seek public comment on how to preserve the basic principles of net neutrality — the prohibitions of blocking, throttling and paid priority for online traffic.
|
|
It is deeply ironic that the UAE, a state which claims to be so excited about the opportunities technology brings, is so intent on throttling freedom of expression online.
|
|
Lots of people with i9s experienced throttling during intense computations such as rendering a video—the kinds of jobs you buy a powerful CPU like an Intel i9 for.
|
|
My guess is Legere is hoping his whole rebel-with-an-unlimited-roaming-clause schtick will distract T-Mobile users from the fact that a well-respected, consumer-defending organization conducted an investigation that showed that T-Mobile customers who use its Binge On program have all their video download speeds artificially slowed—which fits the definition of data throttling, no matter how many times Legere insists it absolutely isn't data throttling.
|
|
"As an international company, we see every day how restrictive governments use regulatory tools, like traffic throttling, to limit access to not only porn but political speech," Hawkins told me.
|
|
The basic blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization bans are very similar to the 2015 rule's, and the law even institutes the "general conduct" rule that many complained was too vague.
|
|
Zuckerberg responded with a Facebook post stating that Facebook has no intention of blocking or throttling the Internet but is simply giving access to people who otherwise couldn't get it.
|
|
Photo: APDemocratic lawmakers on Wednesday pressed the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) over its response to Verizon's throttling of firefighters' data speeds as they battled a major wildfire in Northern California.
|
|
Something beyond a rumor percolated just last week, when a Reddit thread suggested that the cause for the slow performance could be due to Apple throttling phones with degraded batteries.
|
|
For months, procedural red tape has delayed the full implementation of the FCC's decision to drop Title II protections that prevent internet service providers from blocking or throttling online content.
|
|
PTCI's speed test data collection included a total of 402,573 test points—drive tests taken using Verizon-specified devices that are on plans not subject to network prioritization or throttling.
|
|
Google isn't revealing exactly how much battery life will be saved through this new method, but the company claims the throttling will lead to 25 percent fewer busy background tabs.
|
|
The commission mandated that internet providers follow a few key rules: no blocking of sites and apps, no throttling the speed of sites and apps, and no paid fast lanes.
|
|
"This is exactly why we need Title II net neutrality protections that ban blocking, throttling, and censorship," Evan Greer, campaign director of Fight for the Future, said in a statement.
|
|
This is a puzzling assertion to make when the proposal itself asks over and over again whether the "bright line" rules of no blocking, no throttling, etc should be removed.
|
|
These programs were explicitly prohibited in the Federal Communications Commission's Open Internet Order in 2015, which also required internet service providers to abstain from blocking or throttling consumer internet service.
|
|
In its place, the company has shifted to shared data buckets with add-ons and perks — like tethering without any throttling — to incentivize customers to give up their old plans.
|
|
T-Mobile Chief Executive John Legere described as "bullshit" charges that the carrier is throttling the speeds of video delivered through its new all-you-can-eat Binge On plan.
|
|
With so much focus on the issue, ISPs would struggle to take advantage of the relaxed rules by throttling traffic or blocking content without proponents of net neutrality taking notice.
|
|
I've found the throttling makes the device unusable for gaming after less than 10 minutes in those battery efficient modes, dropping the experience from 60fps to 30fps in some titles.
|
|
SB822 largely mirrors the FCC's discarded 2015 net neutrality rules by preventing ISPs from blocking or throttling users' access to websites and services that compete with an ISP's own offerings.
|
|
Battery Health, a software feature that Apple implemented after the throttling mess, is now out of beta in iOS 12 and provides a percentage estimate of your battery's overall condition.
|
|
Netflix streaming on an AT&T wireless device often results in either additional charges or a throttling of the connection, not-so-subtly incentivizing you to use AT&T's service.
|
|
The bill, passed in a 58-17 vote today, prohibits internet providers from blocking or throttling any legal apps, websites, or other services and bans the paid prioritization of data.
|
|
Most of the popular net neutrality discussion in the past year has been reduced to this idea of "fast and slow lanes," which refers to deliberate throttling of internet content.
|
|
We reached out to 10 big or notable ISPs to see what their stances are on three core tenets of net neutrality: no blocking, no throttling, and no paid prioritization.
|
|
Bowden writes that the resulting throttling from Verizon "had a significant impact on our ability to provide emergency services," as responders were unable to properly track and route firefighting resources.
|
|
The throttling took place after the repeal of net neutrality rules went into effect, although Verizon, like other major carriers, throttled unlimited plans at certain use thresholds long before that.
|
|
The legal brief also says the filers are not arguing that the throttling would necessarily have been a violation of the previous net neutrality rules, which were passed in 2015.
|
|
California Governor Jerry Brown Sunday signed a bill banning broadband providers such as AT&T and Comcast from blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against lawful content passing through their networks.
|
|
It could also spur renewed speculation Apple deliberately chose the phone-throttling solution with little disclosure in order to push consumers towards upgrading their older iPhones to newer, expensive models.
|
|
In January, Samsung denied that it ever purposely slowed down old phones, and Samsung throttling has not been a widespread cause of a suspicion, as it had been with Apple.
|
|
Case in point is the new 'Removal of Net Neutrality Simulator,' a plugin for the Google Chrome browser that gives users a taste of utter shittiness that is bandwidth throttling.
|
|
In a major victory for the Federal Trade Commission, a federal court is allowing its lawsuit to continue against AT&T over the internet giant's alleged throttling of "unlimited" plans.
|
|
From the user's perspective, throttling usually feels like this: at first your machine will be incredibly fast, but the longer you spend doing your work, the higher the temperature goes.
|
|
The Save The Internet Act would codify the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) 28503 Open Internet Order into law, prohibiting internet service providers from blocking, throttling or prioritizing certain web traffic.
|
|
Instead, in recent years, the Saudi government has been throttling back Aramco's production as part of a coordinated effort with OPEC and other producers, including Russia, to prop up prices.
|
|
While carriers often claim this kind of throttling only occurs in response to network congestion, evidence suggests the practice is often tied to efforts to upsell users to pricier plans.
|
|
The proposal will remove the Title II classification of internet providers, pulling out the legal grounding used to enforce rules like no blocking, no throttling, and no paid fast lanes.
|
|
The three-page bill would merely codify the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) 22019 Open Internet Order into law, prohibiting internet service providers from blocking, throttling or prioritizing certain web traffic.
|
|
A longstanding oil and gas producer, Egypt is attracting major new investment at a time when many oil and gas companies are throttling back globally because of weak energy prices.
|
|
The picture these metrics are painting is consistent with forecasts of U.S. GDP growth throttling back from 21625 percent last year to a rate between 2900-220006 percent in 2202.
|
|
For years, I have called for bipartisan legislation—by elected representatives, not unelected bureaucrats at the FCC—that would permanently ban blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization by broadband internet providers.
|
|
It is not a sector regulator like the FCC," Simons said during his remarks, adding that things like "blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization would not be per se antitrust violations.
|
|
There's also a widespread consensus among consumers that throttling and blocking content is bad, but there are many examples of ISPs doing it prior to the old net neutrality regulations.
|
|
The House and Senate versions of these ISP-sanctioned alternative bills only ban things ISPs had no real intent on doing anyway (like the outright blocking or throttling of competitors).
|
|
" John Spalter, of the trade association USTelecom, echoes the sentiment: "Broadband ISPs are committed to providing an open internet for their customers, including protections like no content blocking or throttling.
|
|
By contrast, the Federal Communications Commission is in the process of dismantling regulation known as net neutrality, which prevents providers — like AT&T — from throttling the traffic of other programmers.
|
|
Indonesia's government has said throttling the internet in Papua was meant to stop the spread of misinformation, though critics accuse it of using the tactic to clamp down on dissent.
|
|
The company has since apologized and says an update coming this spring, iOS 11.3, will allow users to turn off the speed-throttling function at the cost of battery life.
|
|
If elected president, Sanders said he would also work to restore net neutrality and ban internet and cable companies from instituting data caps and throttling consumer access to the internet.
|
|
Corker has previously suggested that Trump lacks the "competence" to be successful in the White House and has accused him of throttling Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
|
|
Click here to view original GIFGIF Source: Fight for the FutureVerizon set off alarm bells among net neutrality advocates last week when customers reported that the ISP was throttling Netflix video.
|
|
Tatel ruled against the FCC in its case against Verizon in 2010, arguing the agency lacked the authority to stop Verizon from throttling BitTorrent traffic because broadband providers weren't common carriers.
|
|
That means that if the FCC rolls back its Title II decision, the agency wouldn't have any legal authority to stop companies from blocking or throttling content unless Congress steps in.
|
|
New research from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and Northeastern suggests that all of the major U.S. telecom companies have been throttling traffic to and from apps like Netflix and YouTube.
|
|
But if your iPhone can't sustain peak performance because of an aged battery, it'll presumably say so here, and you'll then be able to turn off any throttling by tapping it.
|
|
The legislation will prevent broadband and wireless companies from throttling and manipulating internet access, and effectively restores Obama-era internet protections that were repealed by the Trump administration earlier this year.
|
|
The company began throttling abusive accounts' reach in February 2017, and it removed verification badges from white supremacists, a departure from its long-held belief that verification does not imply endorsement.
|
|
Pai wants public input on whether the FCC has the authority or should keep its "bright line" rules barring internet companies from blocking, throttling or giving "fast lanes" to some websites.
|
|
The software giant is testing out a new power throttling feature in the latest Windows 10 preview build (16176) which is designed to save as much as 11 percent battery usage.
|
|
Windows 10 testers can access the new throttling system on Intel 6th generation and above processors, so you'll need Skylake or Kaby Lake chips to make use of it for now.
|
|
However, throttling is a crucial tool needed for reusing a rocket, as it helps a rocket lower itself down slowly using its own engines; this is known as a powered landing.
|
|
In this case, Verizon's throttling caveat wound up crippling the cellular connection embedded in "OES 5262," a mobile command and control vehicle the department uses to manage and coordinate emergency response.
|
|
Multiple members of Congress, including Democratic Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, wrote a letter to the Federal Trade Commission today demanding an investigation into Verizon's data-throttling practices surrounding emergency response workers.
|
|
In December, the FCC voted to undo the 2015 Open Internet Order which established net neutrality rules by forbidding broadband providers from throttling users' internet speed and blocking legal online content.
|
|
The network can also segment according to types of content, with high-traffic services like Netflix facing throttling and interconnection standoffs that services like Twitter will never have to deal with.
|
|
In a call with The Verge, representatives said that the throttling was only exhibited under fairly specific, highly intense workloads, which is why the company didn't catch the bug before release.
|
|
Net neutrality advocates are heading to court Friday for what may be their best chance to restore federal regulations banning broadband providers from blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against lawful content.
|
|
In it, he offered up one widely-disputed argument for doing so: that blocking, throttling, and the use of so-called "fast lanes" by internet service providers would violate antitrust laws.
|
|
For those who choose to disable the performance throttling, Cook was quick to mention that it's not something Apple recommends, as old, degraded batteries can cause the phone to suddenly shutdown.
|
|
As Wired noted, Apple hides information about how long their lithium-ion batteries last deep in documentation, and it similarly chose not to notify users that it was throttling their devices.
|
|
The order passed today, "Restoring Internet Freedom," essentially removes the FCC as a regulator of the broadband industry and relegates rules that prevented blocking and throttling content to the honor system.
|
|
When YouTube criticized the program last December, it noted that "reducing data charges can be good for users, but it doesn't justify throttling all video services, especially without explicit user consent."
|
|
With the no-throttling rule, we ban conduct that is not outright blocking, but inhibits the delivery of particular content, applications, or services, or particular classes of content, applications, or services.
|
|
It's biggest draw is a stripped-down pricing scheme that charges users only for the data they use, instead of throttling or charging overage fees as telecoms are prone to do.
|
|
More simply, after ISPs began facing backlash for more heavy-handed net neutrality violations (like throttling), they began using more clever tactics like zero rating and interconnection to behave anti-competitively.
|
|
The Carolina Hurricanes responded from one of their most miserable games of the season, throttling the visiting Senators 26-21 on Monday night, avenging a loss at Ottawa two nights earlier.
|
|
The study, which collected data from 650,000 tests in the US between January 2018 and January 2019, observed throttling rates around the clock and not just during peak times of use.
|
|
So, please tell us in the comments: How would your life change if internet service providers started blocking or throttling certain internet traffic, or creating paid prioritization channels for certain content?
|
|
"We believe broadband providers, such as Verizon, will increasingly engage in more troubling practices like throttling our brave first responders experienced as they worked to protect the public," the two cautioned.
|
|
Throttling the rollout keeps demand pent-up so when tbh launches somewhere new, like New York state this week, it becomes the talk of classrooms and teens download it in droves.
|
|
ISPs could similarly give preferential treatment to services they directly profit from while throttling—the act of intentionally slowing down an internet connection—those they don't (like this article, for one).
|
|
The FCC's recently-discarded 2015 net neutrality rules prohibited arbitrary throttling except in cases of "reasonable network management," though the definition of "reasonable" has pretty consistently been abused by mobile carriers.
|
|
For example, say you wanted to weigh in on whether the ban on broadband providers throttling certain content is a good idea, or if you trust them to do so voluntarily.
|
|
After throttling the Pittsburgh Penguins in the first round, they are likely to have a decidedly more difficult time defeating the Hurricanes, who, in personnel and in spirit, resemble the Islanders.
|
|
The team's defense, led by the standout cornerback Jalen Ramsey, was throttling the Steelers, and its offense, led by Leonard Fournette and Blake Bortles, was doing just enough to get by.
|
|
If Ms. Kardashian had sought to redefine the public narrative about Ms. Swift, Ms. Swift finished the job, largely throttling her old self in favor of something a little more bulletproof.
|
|
And really, outside of some very specific circumstances like throttling, net neutrality (or the lack thereof) doesn't affect the speed of the internet, either directly or by interfering with broadband providers.
|
|
The new prices will now start at $85 per month for the base Go Unlimited plan for a single line (which is always subject to throttling and only offers slow hot spot speeds and 480p video); $95 per month for the Beyond Unlimited (22GB of unthrottled LTE, 15GB of LTE hot spot, and 720p video); and $53 for the Above Unlimited plan (75GB of LTE before throttling, 20GB of LTE hot spot, 720p video, and a few other perks).
|
|
The first thing that happened, and this is not insignificant, is about a year ago during the worst fire in California history, Verizon was throttling the Santa Clara County Fire Department's broadband.
|
|
The ECB said regulation of HFT should focus on "kill switches" that allow trading venues to delete orders and "message throttling", a limit on the number of quotes that can be processed.
|
|
But as an incident this month involving Verizon throttling the data of firefighters battling a massive California wildfire demonstrates, the FTC is largely hindered from acting proactively to prevent such reckless behavior.
|
|
The Dell XPS 15, which is of similar dimensions to the Apple MacBook Pro, also has an i9 option, and there have been sparse reports of throttling suspicions for it as well.
|
|
Apple has historically had problems with batteries—such as its iPhone throttling fiasco and expanding MacBook batteries—but fires and dangerous overheating have generally not been at the top of the list.
|
|
But activists have warned that complicated Frankenstein legislation that makes it through this Republican-controlled Congress is unlikely to include the firm prohibition of throttling, blocking, or paid-prioritization of web traffic.
|
|
Earlier this week, a District of Columbia appeals court said the Federal Communications Commission could legally repeal net neutrality — removing rules that prevented internet service providers from throttling specific sites or services.
|
|
The California rule not only bans blocking and throttling, but also stops ISPs from zero-rating specific apps like Netflix, which gives them a leg up by exempting them from data caps.
|
|
YouTube complained that T-Mobile was interfering with its video streams, throttling and degrading the quality of its videos, even though it's not among the video services included in Binge On's program.
|
|
Apple has just announced that its next update to iOS 11, version 11.3, will include a toggle for disabling processor throttling and slowed performance in iPhones that contain older, chemically-aged batteries.
|
|
Claiming consumers have no contract but in reality they are tied to TMO for two years is similar to the company claiming that it is "optimizing" video but really just throttling it.
|
|
Oftentimes, this throttling is presented as a feature, like AT&T's Stream Saver, that's designed to save customers from careless data use that might eat up too much of their monthly allowance.
|
|
The brouhaha over Netflix's throttling policy erupted late last week when The Wall Street Journal reported that the video streaming giant has been limiting speeds to AT&T and Verizon wireless customers.
|
|
Customers first filed the lawsuit when AT&T started throttling iPhone users if they used more than 3GB or 5GB of data in one month — even if they had unlimited data plans.
|
|
Ras Baraka will announce today that the city's high-speed fiber optic network will continue to prohibit blocking, throttling and fast lanes on its network even after the FCC rules go away.
|
|
The government has also argued that the newly rolled back net neutrality rules would no longer protect AT&T from, say, throttling Netflix if it didn't purchase and distribute Time Warner content.
|
|
Under this program, ISPs targeted repeat infringers with an ever-escalating series of warnings that included throttling or temporarily suspending pirates' broadband connections until they confirmed the receipt of "educational" copyright materials.
|
|
The move is part of on-going restitution in the wake of an admission that the company was throttling processing speeds on older model phones, in order to save on battery life.
|
|
Republican FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's proposal would eliminate the commission's legal authority to prevent internet service providers from blocking or throttling web content or creating "fast lanes" that websites can buy into.
|
|
Under FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's plan, if broadband providers say that they will not engage in certain types of behavior (throttling, blocking, etc.) and are caught doing so, they could face penalties.
|
|
The recommendations are principally in agreement with the industry submissions regarding the narrow issue of Net Neutrality, as encompassing, no paid prioritization, no throttling, no fast lanes, while allowing network management, etc.
|
|
The FTC had charged that the company misled millions of consumers by charging them for unlimited data plans but reducing data speeds or "throttling" them if they reached certain data usage levels.
|
|
After dispatching the Rams (27-228), after throttling them in the first half and fending them off in the second, the Saints (20033-22003) now own the critical head-to-head tiebreaker.
|
|
Though platforms like Netflix and YouTube are voluntarily throttling their bandwidth usage, Thillien said that governments could eventually ask operators to prioritize some services over others at certain times of the day.
|
|
TechRepublic reports that the throttling appears to be related to an Intel CPU flag being locked on by mistake, causing the CPU to throttle as it thinks it's at a thermal limit.
|
|
The music calls to mind the electric-acoustic composers Richard Tietelbaum and George Lewis while taking the throttling experimental rock of bands including Battles, Liars and Women into more deeply cracked terrain.
|
|
No matter how well-intentioned or effective it may be, government spending has the unfortunate side effect of crowding out investment for the future, thus suppressing growth and throttling young Americans' future.
|
|
Critics contend that by downgrading video quality not only for video services participating in the program but also non-participating services, T-Mobile is engaging in a form of throttling Web traffic.
|
|
Things should be better this time around as Detroit, which had come from behind in the fourth quarter to win all of its games this season before throttling the Saints last week.
|
|
In 83, the FCC decided to set new net neutrality rules that would classify internet service as a Title II utility and serve as a legal framework for the agency to prevent throttling.
|
|
A report published by the Electronic Frontier Foundation concludes thatT-Mobile is throttling video for unlimited streamers, and T-Mobile's CEO drew even more attention to the issue with an unhinged video rant.
|
|
According to the FTC's original complaint from 2014, AT&T began throttling data speeds for customers with unlimited plans after using as little as two gigabytes of data in a single billing period.
|
|
S.B. 822 would forbid ISPs from discriminating against websites and services by blocking or throttling their traffic and further prohibits them from charging app and content providers exorbitant fees to reach end users.
|
|
This will include state legislators introducing transparently pro-net neutrality bills, like Washington state representative Drew Hansen, who Wednesday introduced H.B. 2282, which would prohibit ISPs from blocking any content or throttling service.
|
|
Without bright line rules that prevent that type of blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization, there's nothing legally to prevent Internet service providers from engaging in that type of meddling in our online experience.
|
|
The agency imposed clear rules banning the blocking, throttling or accelerating of Web content by internet providers and reserved the right to investigate business practices that risked violating the spirit of net neutrality.
|
|
The move comes just a few months after Verizon received heavy criticism for throttling emergency responders' unlimited plans in California, hindering the firefighters' ability to provide emergency services and battle the Mendocino wildfires.
|
|
The Merlin engines on SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket have throttling capabilities, and since Blue Origin's rockets are meant to land in a similar style, the BE-4 engines need to throttle as well.
|
|
Throttling the informal sector meant hurting not just crooks and tax-dodgers, who were Mr Modi's targets, but also hundreds of millions scratching out a living in the jobs market of last resort.
|
|
When the body reacts to bee stings, bug bites, or other extreme allergies, the muscles around the airway and the blood vessels tighten up, choking the person's breath and throttling their blood supply.
|
|
So the question is whether, with this new hardware, Apple can avoid the kind of noticeable performance throttling it added to older iPhones and instead limit speeds on a much more narrow basis.
|
|
On Monday, Montana's governor signed essentially the same order; both require service providers with contracts to abide by the widely agreed upon tenets of net neutrality: no blocking, throttling, or otherwise favoring content.
|
|
"We saw the throttling of connections from Turkey to Twitter and Facebook just after the reports of the coup in Turkey," Doug Madory, the director of internet analysis at Dyn Research, told TechCrunch.
|
|
One of the most high-profile examples of abuse was Comcast throttling traffic to Netflix in order to extract a payment deal from the streaming video provider, which it eventually agreed to pay.
|
|
That's a good thing, because as web developer Samuel Reed noted back in January, if background throttling isn't handled in a smart way, stuff users expect to work in the background could break.
|
|
There's already a low-power mode built into the iPhone — it wouldn't be farfetched to include a toggle to let more demanding iPhone owners turn off processor throttling if they don't want it.
|
|
The proceeding, which was eventually approved in December, rolled back the former administration's rules codifying core net neutrality principles like banning service providers from throttling user internet speeds and blocking lawful online content.
|
|
In addition to facing criticism over CPU throttling, Apple is also dealing with several class-action lawsuits that claim the keyboard switches in earlier models of the MacBook and MacBook Pro are faulty.
|
|
A story on Motherboard claims that third party repair shops are already seeing an uptick in customers asking for battery replacements, which would be one way to side-step Apple's performance throttling measures.
|
|
T-Mobile's Binge On partners send "DVD-quality" video to users, but the carrier itself is throttling all video — even if you're downloading something to watch it later, according to the EFF's tests.
|
|
Shortages of fuel, dollars and medicines and rolling power cuts lasting 18 hours a day are throttling an economy grappling with a severe drought that has cut the staple maize harvest by half.
|
|
I promise you that if even a fraction of your fellow commuters starts streaming 1080p or even 720p video on the train, everyone will experience community throttling, and no one will be happy.
|
|
Coach Adam Gase took his team to task after its NFL-worst offense was blanked for the second time in five games in an embarrassing 21-22 throttling by Baltimore on Oct. 26.
|
|
Once the machine reaches a sustained temperature that breaches TCASE, the laptop will silently start throttling, and games might struggle to maintain a frame rate, or workloads like video rendering will take longer.
|
|
In the absence of the forthcoming Mac Pro refresh, the only high-end option that won't suffer from throttling available to users is an iMac Pro, which comes with a high price tag.
|
|
Other producers are taking a different, and cheaper, approach, by throttling back the initial production (IP) from newly fracked wells, pumping less now but more later and preserving pressure within the underground reservoir.
|
|
It's easy to understand why net neutrality opponents would be angered by Netflix's untimely revelation about its video throttling, and one hopes it will be investigated by Congress and the Federal Trade Commission.
|
|
But as distasteful as the practice of throttling customers with unlimited plans might sound, AT&T got in trouble for failing to disclose it rather than for doing it in the first place.
|
|
The government even has begun throttling internet speeds and prohibiting people from owning satellite dishes so they cannot access Christian literature and TV programming, according to a country profile prepared by Open Doors.
|
|
While many iPhone users have experienced perceived slowdowns due to iOS updates over the years, it appears that there's now proof Apple is throttling processor speeds when a battery capacity deteriorates over time.
|
|
The bill would reverse the Federal Communications Commission's party-line vote in 2017 to repeal net neutrality, shorthand for the Obama-era rules prohibiting broadband companies from blocking, throttling or prioritizing certain websites.
|
|
What it does: The three-page bill would merely codify the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) 2015 Open Internet Order into law, prohibiting internet service providers from blocking, throttling or prioritizing certain web traffic.
|
|
California state Senator Scott Wiener on Wednesday introduced a bill that would create a regime in some ways more strict than the Obama-era rules against blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against content.
|
|
The internet has been historically neutral and this legislation clarifies and reinstates the rules: no blocking, no throttling and no paid prioritization – and empower the FCC to prohibit unjust, unreasonable and discriminatory practices.
|
|
Whether or not this technically constitutes a net neutrality violation, cellular providers' vague definition of "unlimited data" continues to confuse consumers and cause problems, as the recent throttling of California firefighters made clear.
|
|
But Fugazi went for something direct and throttling; it played around with Jamaican dub, the loose-limbed punk coming from California, and drops of minimalism, arriving at a dark, stony, hard-bitten sound.
|
|
At the end of last year, the Federal Communications Commission voted to repeal federal net neutrality regulations that prohibited internet service providers from doing things like blocking content or websites, or throttling traffic.
|
|
On Sunday, onlookers captured video footage of two heavily armed riot policeman beating with batons, throttling and dragging a 69-year-old man during the International Women´s Day march in central Santiago.
|
|
The problem was that it never communicated this to its customers who didn't realize that they could reverse the throttling by replacing their battery and didn't have to buy an entirely new device.
|
|
As part of the lawsuit, Santa Clara County, California, highlighted a much publicized instance of Verizon throttling firefighters' mobile internet speeds during the 2018 California wildfires after the firefighters exceeded their data caps.
|
|
JOHANNESBURG, Jan 14 (Reuters) - South Africa will embrace efforts by businesses to generate their own electricity, President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Tuesday, reacting to growing frustration at red tape throttling private power generation.
|
|
Lots of internet companies altered their sites to show off the horrors they say will come when the government scraps rules meant to prevent broadband companies from blocking or throttling certain sites online.
|
|
Citing a multi-university study that collected data on the practice using an app called Wehe—which was developed by researchers at Northeastern University and the University of Massachusetts to assess ISPs for net neutrality violations—Senators Edward Markey, Richard Blumenthal, and Ron Wyden on Thursday jointly requested written responses to allegations of throttling, citing a violation of net neutrality principles:Through the use of the app Wehe, researchers recently identified numerous instances of cellular providers throttling video and communications services.
|
|
However, with FCC Chairman Ajit Pai seemingly dead-set on strangling net neutrality to death, Verizon might soon get an opportunity to test many new and exciting forms of data throttling on its customers.
|
|
First off, as T-Mobile learned back in 2016 when it started offering its Binge On promotion, capping video streaming quality is considered a violation of net neutrality, as it basically amounts to throttling.
|
|
Even Verizon and other internet service providers now say they're fine with the idea of rules banning blocking and throttling content, but say that classifying them as common carriers was a step too far.
|
|
The FCC voted in December along party lines to reverse rules introduced in 2015 that barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic, or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
|
|
The Senate voted 52-47 to rescind the FCC's incongruously titled "Restoring Internet Freedom Order," which seeks to abolish rules passed in 20153 that prohibit internet service providers from throttling or censoring online content.
|
|
One study in April found that 86 percent of respondents in the U.S. opposed repealing the regulations that prevent telecom pseudo-monopolies from creating internet fast lanes and selectively throttling traffic to certain websites.
|
|
The next Windows 10 update will include power throttling for background apps, and we're expecting to see the return of the people integration into the taskbar that was originally scheduled for the Creators Update.
|
|
Engine throttling helps to manage the acceleration of a rocket, similar to how a driver can control the acceleration of a car by gently tapping on the gas pedal or by slamming it down.
|
|
So when the proposal is released, we'll be looking to find out how far it goes to restrict paid fast lanes, limit blocking of apps and services, and prevent unfair throttling of web traffic.
|
|
Pai's proposed rulemaking would also "seek comment" on the so-called "bright line" rules—no blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization of internet traffic—likely meaning those rules would be watered down or even erased.
|
|
And given that iPhones before the 6 didn't need this kind of throttling at all, it seems possible that Apple could have found a way to mostly avoid these issues on its latest phones.
|
|
The 2017 vote had repealed the order that prohibited blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against lawful content, and opened the door for internet service providers to block or throttle content at their own discretion.
|
|
Earlier this year, YouTube and Google Play Movies & TV finally joined the program after T-Mobile addressed Google's criticism of its program, which said that T-Mobile was unfairly throttling video without user consent.
|
|
Those claims are still accurate, according to sources familiar with the matter, because these tests were run using test hardware that was not affected by the thermal throttling issue in the initial shipping units.
|
|
He also proposed a draft plan to reverse the Obama-era landmark 2015 net neutrality order that gave the commission authority to bar internet companies from blocking, throttling or giving "fast lanes" to websites.
|
|
What they're saying: "Broadband ISPs are committed to providing an open internet for their customers, including protections like no content blocking or throttling," said Jonathan Spalter, the chief executive of the trade association USTelecom.
|
|
"We're outraged to learn that Netflix is apparently throttling video for their AT&T customers without their knowledge or consent," said Jim Cicconi, the company's senior executive vice president of external and legislative affairs.
|
|
But Binge On, which caps all non-Wi-Fi streams to 480p, has repeatedly caused issues for T-Mobile, with Legere publicly fighting with the Electronic Frontier Foundation over whether Binge On constitutes throttling.
|
|
The host of "Last Week Tonight" had set his sights on the then-raging net neutrality debate, acerbically calling out broadband providers like Comcast and Verizon for their throttling antics and intense Congressional lobbying.
|
|
The host of Last Week Tonight had set his sights on the then-raging net neutrality debate, acerbically calling out broadband providers like Comcast and Verizon for their throttling antics and intense Congressional lobbying.
|
|
Users had long suspected Apple was throttling older iPhones, but it wasn't until Geekbench published an exposé that the company publicly admitted it was, indeed, slowing down older iPhones — albeit, for a good reason.
|
|
Today, the company is announcing a retooling of the Neverstop plan, which will restore its speeds to their previous levels, but keep usage in check with throttling after a certain limit has been reached.
|
|
Starry Internet's speeds will top out at one gigabit (the same as Google Fiber), with no data caps or other methods of network management (like throttling or traffic shaping) in place, Kanojia told me.
|
|
The Justice Department brief also argues that banning paid prioritization may be "economically inefficient," while suggesting that blocking or throttling will not happen because providers do not have an "economic incentive" to do so.
|
|
The publication, citing FCC sources, reports that Eric Burger, who took the CTO job in October, wrote in the email that the proposal failed to properly account for concerns about blocking or throttling websites.
|
|
Russia and several other producers have also been throttling back output, and top OPEC producer Saudi Arabia needs to keep the young alliance together, or its ability to manage the market would be diminished.
|
|
As his caravan left town, Yiannopoulos live-streamed from the back seat of an S.U.V. "We don't care if the police are throttling access to make sure there's only thirty people there," Yiannopoulos said.
|
|
" An information page for Wehe explains its mission: "We need your help to test more providers, in the US and worldwide, so we can understand how [throttling] policies change over time, location, and network.
|
|
This weekend, the Japanese prime minister's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which is actually right of center, managed to retain its supermajority in the country's diet (or parliament) by throttling the opposition at the polls.
|
|
This week, it passed its own net neutrality laws, to ban blocking and throttling of the internet, as a stand-in for the federal net neutrality rules abandoned by the Trump administration in June.
|
|
After realizing that the unit's data connection was being throttled by Verizon, Chief Bowden's technology staff members emailed Verizon, requesting that it end the throttling immediately in the interest of public safety, he wrote.
|
|
The FCC voted in December along party lines to reverse rules introduced in 2015 that barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
|
|
Over the last couple years, Samsung released several commercials that trolled Apple and iPhones—mocking the Genius Bar, the fan culture, screen size, battery throttling, screen notch, and the lack of a headphone jack.
|
|
"It was introduced before [the throttling] news broke, but that's become something constituents and legislators have sunk their teeth into," Jeff Morris, a Washington representative who introduced the bill told me on the phone.
|
|
If — and it's a big if — the resolution is approved by the House and signed by President Trump, internet service providers would have to continue following rules that prohibit blocking, throttling and paid prioritization.
|
|
Beyond pressuring Paul Weiss to drop Exxon as a client, protesters want their classmates to reconsider working for such a firm when they protect fossil fuel companies, thereby throttling their pipeline of elite talent.
|
|
Apple's failure, many people believed, lay not in its inability to change the physical limitations of lithium-ion batteries but in its decision to simply withhold information from customers about the performance-throttling software.
|
|
The company was so steadfast in its belief that this performance management system was the right approach for aging iPhone batteries that it later said it would continue the throttling practice with newer iPhones.
|
|
Vestager, a former Danish economics minister, has gained a reputation as a tough enforcer, notably with a record fine totalling more than 8 billion euros ($8.8 billion) on Alphabet unit Google for throttling rivals.
|
|
The iPhone will not show the battery's maximum capacity or its "peak performance capability," two new features Apple introduced after it was found that the company was throttling performance on iPhones with older batteries.
|
|
All of this data, of course, does not necessarily cover various other ways ISPs can screw over their customers, like throttling internet access for heavy users or overselling capacity out of ignorance or deliberate profiteering.
|
|
The new FCC order will throw out almost all of the agency's 2015 net-neutrality rules, including the prohibitions on blocking and throttling content, senior FCC staff said during a conference call with reporters Tuesday.
|
|
Again, we're not arguing that exchanging throttling for zero-rating isn't a benefit for some people; we just think people should be able to make that choice themselves, instead of having it thrust upon them.
|
|
In order to reach T-Mobile's customers without playback issues, an independent provider like a journalist, startup or university would need to build or purchase a system to monitor for and adapt to such throttling.
|
|
Though I'm certainly against secret iPhone throttling and generally in favor of information that helps consumers make good choices, this new battery indicator seems destined to result in two things: anxiety and iPhone-related purchases.
|
|
For them to immediately change their practices right after the regulations change would be hypocritical in the context of their repeated arguments that they already respect the no blocking, no throttling, no paid prioritization rules.
|
|
Switching off or throttling back emissions treatment systems in cold weather reduces the risk of condensation building up in catalytic converters, which may otherwise cause rust and reduce exhaust-filtering effectiveness in the long run.
|
|
But the Fed is now seen throttling back on rate hikes, and benchmark 10-year Treasury yields have retreated to around 2.75 percent, down by roughly half a percentage point from an early November high.
|
|
For all the (mostly deserved) shit Apple took for throttling the processing power on older devices in order to preserve battery life, the company is actually pretty good at continuing to support its older phones.
|
|
"Verizon imposed these limitations despite being informed that throttling was actively impeding county fire's ability to provide crisis-response and essential emergency services," Santa Clara County Fire Chief Anthony Bowden wrote in his court declaration.
|
|
In 2018, An Italian watchdog also fined Apple and Samsung each around $5.7 million for throttling old phones, and Apple an additional $5.7 million for not giving customers clear information about how to replace batteries.
|
|
Here's why some people swear by it: Typically, VPNs will slow your browsing due to some combination of CPU-eating encryption, routing through servers that are very far away, or your ISP throttling the connection.
|
|
But in fact, the new ruling clears the way for massive internet service providers to do practically whatever they like — including paid prioritization, throttling, and otherwise messing with traffic as it moves across the internet.
|
|
Switching off or throttling back emissions treatment systems, however, has the added benefit of improving engine performance and stretching the interval between refilling vehicles with urea, a substance needed to extract NOx from exhaust fumes.
|
|
It takes the choice out of the hands of consumers, and ultimately creates confusion—as demonstrated in this case, where T-Mobile CEO John Legere originally thought that AT&T was responsible for the throttling.
|
|
With the rise of Netflix and its ilk in streaming media, broadband companies began to suggest that they may have to charge more for some types of traffic, or slow down some services ("throttling" them).
|
|
But blocking wasn't the only kind of harm prevented by the net neutrality order: it also had bright-line rules against paid prioritization and throttling, where ISPs would limit or boost traffic to certain websites.
|
|
The company admitted that it was slowing down older iPhone models to compensate for aging batteries, after a developer discovered that the operating systems were throttling their performance after testing the performance of several models.
|
|
As for the throttling drama, making sense of the various articles and videos benchmarking these machines has been nothing less than head-spinning, and making sense of all the differing results has been a challenge.
|
|
That said, like all laptop makers who try to cram big, power-hungry processors inside thin-and-light laptops, any potential buyers should know that there's bound to be some CPU throttling due to heat.
|
|
On Thanksgiving Thursday, while markets in the U.S. were closed, euro zone business growth surveys showed surprise growth, supporting the European Central Bank's move last month to announce a throttling back of its monetary stimulus.
|
|
Photo: GettyThe top lobbying group for the wireless communications industry is fighting against legislation that would effectively ban the supremely shitty business practice of throttling mobile data for first responders during a state of emergency.
|
|
That means: No blocking sites or throttling traffic by providers, or letting those same providers get away with selling faster, more open internet access to individuals or companies with the money to pay for it.
|
|
The FCC's net neutrality rules don't seem to care whether schemes that implement throttling are "FREE," or whether you can turn them off after having to hunt for the right button in an online dashboard.
|
|
Last month, Washington became the first state in the country to pass its own net neutrality law, forbidding internet service providers from blocking or throttling web content, or from charging websites for higher delivery speeds.
|
|
Euro zone business growth is roaring as the year draws to a close, a survey showed on Thursday, supporting the European Central Bank's move last month to announce a throttling back of its monetary stimulus.
|
|
Netflix is now allowing users to increase the picture quality of its streaming video on smartphones and tablets -- a reaction to recent criticism that the company has been throttling video streaming speeds over mobile networks.
|
|
Netflix is now allowing users to increase the picture quality of its streaming video on smartphones and tablets — a reaction to recent criticism that the company has been throttling video streaming speeds over mobile networks.
|
|
What he's found is that, for the most part, telecom providers aren't throttling video; they are using a network management tactic known as deep packet inspection that throttles based on metadata associated with network traffic.
|
|
The evidence points strongly in the opposite direction: There is a long history of anticompetitive throttling and blocking — often concealed — that the F.C.C. has had to stop to preserve the health of the internet economy.
|
|
As more critical functions such as school, work, and telemedicine increasingly require reliable high-speed internet access, operators will likely face pressure to amend operations, whether through throttling discretionary services or providing guidelines to users.
|
|
Today, alarmed by the possibility that the Donald Trump administration means what it says about maximum sanctions and throttling Iran's economy, the ayatollahs are trotting out precisely the same play they used on President Obama.
|
|
Here's a throttling piece of trivia that may leave you contemplating your own mortality: The original Men in Black movie hit theaters in 1997 and is now old enough to legally buy an alcoholic beverage.
|
|
Before the Apple-issued update, users of the 2018 MacBook Pro were reporting that the computer was running so hot that the Intel Core processors inside the computer were throttling its performance down to low speeds.
|
|
SB 822 would prevent internet service providers (ISPs) from censoring or throttling website and services online, while also prohibiting the providers from charging businesses exorbitant fees their ensure content is delivered to customers at higher speeds.
|
|
Imagine the time and money they'd have to invest to institute some fast-lane plan, throttling scheme not considered anti-competitive or what have you — only to have to turn it off a few months later.
|
|
And much like every other carrier's unlimited option, Virgin Mobile's plan comes with its own set of restrictions, like throttling after 23GB, and video streams capped at 480p resolution and music at 500 kilobits per second.
|
|
So while blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization may be okay with the FCC, the commission says that ISPs will still have to answer to the FTC, which may or may not be okay with those things.
|
|
California's legislature has approved a bill being called the strongest net neutrality law in the US. The bill would ban internet providers from blocking and throttling legal content and prioritizing some sites and services over others.
|
|
The responses begin to clarify whether or not throttling processor speeds is typical behavior in smartphones — as of last week, we knew that Apple was doing it, but not whether it was common practice among competitors.
|
|
"A majority of Americans agree that consumers should have access to the entire internet and ISPs should not be able to engage in blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization of traffic on the internet," the group wrote.
|
|
" And AT&T senior executive vice president of external and legislative affairs Jim Cicconi declared his company "outraged to learn that Netflix is apparently throttling video for their AT&T customers without their knowledge or consent.
|
|
Apple mentions the mea culpas that it has subsequently issued after the intentional slowdown was discovered, like cheaper battery replacements, and an upcoming option in iOS to turn off the throttling if a user so chooses.
|
|
T-Mobile does this with a service called Binge On, letting its subscribers watch unlimited amounts of video from apps like YouTube and Netflix, while throttling their connections if they exceed data caps with other apps.
|
|
On Friday, Democratic state Senator Adam Morfeld introduced a bill to adopt the Internet Neutrality Act: legislation that would codify the basics of net neutrality, including prohibiting internet service providers from throttling speeds or blocking content.
|
|
The Republican-led FCC voted 3-2 along party lines to reverse the net neutrality rules, which barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic, or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
|
|
For example, a consumer group filed a complaint of planned obsolescence in France late last year — on account of Apple performance throttling older iPhones — something the company has faced multiple complaints over and some regulatory scrutiny.
|
|
But in 2011 the company started throttling the connections of those customers with grandfathered unlimited plans if they exceeded as little as 2 GB—and never told those people what was happening, according to the FTC.
|
|
The House voted on Wednesday to pass the Save the Internet Act, which restores the FCC's 2015 rules that prohibit internet service providers from blocking, throttling or allowing "fast lanes" for web traffic on their networks.
|
|
The Big Four US wireless carriers are reportedly throttling mobile video content regardless of whether their networks are being overloaded, according to a study conducted by researchers from Northeastern University and the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
|
|
They added that they could not reproduce the crowd-sourced results when running their own tests on a Sprint data plan, leading them to assume that the throttling was only occurring on certain types of plans.
|
|
On Thanksgiving Thursday, while markets in the U.S. were closed, euro zone business growth surveys showed surprise growth, supporting the European Central Bank (ECB) move last month to announce a throttling back of its monetary stimulus.
|
|
CAVALIERS 113, WIZARDS 83 LeBron James flirted with a triple-double before sitting out the fourth quarter, Kyrie Irving scored 21 points, and host Cleveland avenged a recent ugly loss to Washington by throttling the Wizards.
|
|
Pai's proposal would require ISPs to disclose if they allow content blocking, slowing though so-called throttling, or paid prioritization in which a third-party owner pays an ISP to have their content move more quickly.
|
|
Such a bill could bar broadband providers from blocking or throttling content or allowing fast lanes, but would not treat providers as a utility and therefore scale back the FCC's new broad authority over the industry.
|
|
Start with Medicare: Mr. Trump opposes spending less on that program and on Social Security; Mr. Ryan has long argued that only by sharply throttling back spending on entitlement benefits can the nation cut its debt.
|
|
It would likely ban most of the more heavy-handed abuses Comcast knows it couldn't get away with anyway, ranging from the outright blocking of websites and services, to the blatant throttling of the company's competitors.
|
|
Proctor further argues that limiting consumer repair access can potentially backfire in situations like Batterygate, Apple's controversial processor-throttling dust-up to which the company responded by offering discounted, $29 replacement battery program for affected phones.
|
|
Under the FCC's current classification, there are no restrictions on ISPs against blocking or throttling web traffic, though the FCC has argued that most discriminatory behavior would be blocked by existing antitrust and consumer protection law.
|
|
Under the FCC's current classification, there are no restrictions on ISPs against blocking or throttling web traffic, though the FCC has argued that most discriminatory behavior would be blocked by existing antitrust and consumer protection law.
|
|
The study also promised that killing net neutrality rules (like restrictions that prohibited ISPs from throttling or price gouging streaming competitors like Netflix) would deliver tens of billions in additional ambiguous benefits to the American consumer.
|
|
The dog was the color of a maraschino cherry, and what it had in its jaws I couldn't quite make out at first, not until it parked itself under the hydrangeas and began throttling the thing.
|
|
They added that they could not reproduce the crowd-sourced results when running their own tests on a Sprint data plan, leading them to assume that the throttling was only occurring on certain types of plans.
|
|
Economic inequality isn't throttling the economy; indeed, as Michael Strain pointed out for Bloomberg News this week, inequality has stopped rising over the last decade or so, and if you include government transfers it's going down.
|
|
In December, the commission's Republican majority voted to rollback net neutrality rules that had prohibited broadband service providers from blocking or throttling content or creating "fast lanes" to provider better service to companies that pay for it.
|
|
The demonstration included some of the internet's most popular websites and services, from Netflix to Pornhub, both of which offered simulated "throttling" of their streaming video to show what could happen in a post-net neutrality world.
|
|
An analysis of the data by the Seattle Times revealed suspected throttling of Skype users by Sprint in 34 percent of 1,989 "full tests," which require the user to test the network speeds twice in a row.
|
|
The companies, which sent the letter on Cyber Monday to coincide with the biggest online shopping day of the year, argued that slowing access to content, called "throttling," or blocking it altogether, would hurt the U.S. economy.
|
|
MLB Team Report - Washington Nationals - INSIDE PITCH NEW YORK — Reigning National League Most Valuable Player Bryce Harper didn't get in on the fun with the Washington Nationals during a two-day throttling of the New York Mets.
|
|
Of course, trying to plumb these statements for actual commitments is a fool's errand, since ISPs have a long history of lying, throttling applications they claim consume too much bandwidth, or blocking competitors and things like BitTorrent.
|
|
Or, if needed, takes immediate action to snuff out or slow down an attack, say for example by throttling the network speed to buy human eyes more time to work out what the heck is going on.
|
|
Greg Walden (R-OR) would prohibit ISPs from blocking or throttling, but it wouldn't consider internet access a utility or give the FCC the broad authority over ISP regulation like Obama-era rules initially put in place.
|
|
Verizon, for example, already charges its unlimited data customers notably more money just to view content in full HD. Sprint has similarly toyed with charging users additional money to avoid the throttling of games, video, and music.
|
|
Under President Donald Trump, the FCC voted 3-2 in December along party lines to reverse rules that barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
|
|
This practice of throttling older devices recently resulted in a €5 million ($5.7 million) fine for Apple in an antitrust case brought by Italy's competition and market authority, the Autorità Garante della Concorrenza e del Mercato (AGCM).
|
|
Chrome has actually had processes for throttling background tabs for years, but the new policy is based on how much CPU consumption a tab takes up, rather than simply how often a function on the page runs.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone business growth is roaring ahead as the year draws to a close, surveys showed on Thursday, supporting the European Central Bank's move last month to announce a throttling back of its monetary stimulus.
|
|
The new version has a slew of additions, including new Animoji characters for the iPhone X, improved ARKit for more advanced augmented reality, and the ability to turn off processor throttling for iPhones with aging batteries inside.
|
|
Titled The 1763st Century Internet Act, the measure would institute the basic outlines of the Federal Communication Commission's 2015 Open Internet order, which banned the throttling and blocking of content as well as harmful paid prioritization practices.
|
|
Three Republican members of Congress introduced net-neutrality-related bills Thursday, but Congress is still a long way from a bipartisan deal to restore rules banning broadband providers from blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against lawful content.
|
|
Democrats in the House and Senate introduced companions bills aimed at reinstating the Obama-era net neutrality rules that prohibited broadband providers from blocking or throttling websites or offering preferred businesses higher-quality service for additional fees.
|
|
The company has since offered heavily discounted battery replacements for Apple customers, as well as promised to remove the secrecy surrounding the throttling in subsequent versions of iOS, but that step hasn't totally shut down the controversy.
|
|
The Congress on its own could take away the gaps in the FCC (and Federal Trade Commission's) authority to ensure net neutrality, including a ban on blocking lawful websites, no throttling traffic, and no anticompetitive paid prioritization.
|
|
Bloomberg and Reuters both report that FCC Chairman Ajit Pai will call a vote next month on a plan to roll back Obama-era net neutrality rules that stop internet providers from blocking or throttling certain content.
|
|
By opening the taps or throttling back supply, OPEC can keep oil flows and crude prices at sustainable levels — not too high to hurt consumers, but not too low to choke off necessary investment in future supply.
|
|
But the Fed is now seen throttling back on rate hikes, and benchmark 10-year Treasury yields US10YT=RR have retreated to around 2.75 percent, down by roughly half a percentage point from an early November high.
|
|
It's allowed users to turn off throttling in older phones and introduced battery service warnings, but December's outrage shows this isn't enough, and the company's battles against the "right to repair" movement are the opposite of helpful.
|
|
In a blog post anticipating a court decision any week now on a lawsuit challenging the FCC's new regulation, Verizon said it supports legislation to prevent Internet service providers from blocking, throttling or creating paid fast lanes.
|
|
"We're outraged to learn that Netflix is apparently throttling video for their AT&T customers without their knowledge or consent," Jim Cicconi, AT&T senior executive vice president of external and legislative affairs wrote in an email.
|
|
He wouldn't comment on whether the agency would continue to enforce the rules' prohibitions on blocking, throttling and fast lanes — but did note Republican plans not to apply certain parts of the order to smaller internet providers.
|
|