[Andrewcrawford23]

yeah that cant be evaded it more a less protcol stm without targeting a protocol which is the best way to do it, and it should stop the heavy users and torrent seeders but that is dependent on the rules they apply, i cant remember the system just now beena while sinc ei seen it

but take for a example virgin stm if you download more than 7gb you are throttle now if that limit is to small and a non heavy user say streaming hd video that is 9gb will trigger it and be unfairly throttled but someone who is downloading and uplading constanly knowing the rule might say oh i download 7gb in 5 hours ok i will make sure i download 1.2gb each hour and only upload 200mb and when that time is up ill turn right back to full so that is effectily evading and not working as th heavy user isnt throttle but the light user is so in thoery the rules apply have to be made sure the limits are right from data consumed to the throttle limits i think with the current stm it should be gradly throttling ie over 10gb throttled to 75% over 18gb to 50% over 23gb throttled to 25% all the way down to 5% and the stm keep trigging the time frame to increase