Simple question, I couldn't find any info on this and I was wondering if someone had any information at all about Verizon's plans to throttle or not to throttle high data users on 4g, because I plan on being a very high data user.
It's official.
Anything over 2gb of usage and they will throttle your speeds for 1-2 billing cycles per phonescoop.com
It's official.
Anything over 2gb of usage and they will throttle your speeds for 1-2 billing cycles per phonescoop.com
source?
I used a little over 5GB last month and my speeds haven't changed this month.
Two things: Just to add another link to your list -- As of Yesterday Verizon Started Throttling its Top 5% Data Hogs, Doesn’t Affect 4G LTE or Tiered Data Customers - Droid Life: A Droid Community Blog. {read title}source?
Phone Scoop
Verizon Wireless Data "Optimization" Has Begun | PCWorld
Verizon starts 'optimizing' (read: throttling) network for the most data hungry users -- Engadget
I did forget to mention that LTE phones are excluded.
So my wife who uses pandora on her iphone daily will now have her data throttled?
Not cool.
I snipped out the two parts of your post I didn't particularly agree with. However, I sure do agree with this point!The more they make our phones like computers, then the more we Will use them like one
I'll take that lol.. but mark my words this time next year 50+ gigs Will be the norm. I mean it can only go up.
They do throttle 4g phones just not 4g data if ur in a 3g area and use more then 2gb then u will be throttled